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A series of creative workshops that blend art with environmental awareness, teaching you how to transform waste into beautiful artworks.
Rubbing art uses 'rubbing' and 'printing' techniques as a base, combined with creative collage to form a painting. No drawing experience is needed to create easily! Participants will work with the instructor to use everyday items such as flowers, leaves, bottle caps, and wine corks as materials for rubbing art, creating a special piece with your own style.
Food not only gives us energy but can also inspire our artistic creations. Let's explore the causes of food surplus and experience painting with pigments made from food waste to create Macau-themed watercolor paintings.
Etching is a method of printmaking. The professional technique involves carving on a metal plate, then using strong acid to corrode it to create an intaglio plate, which is then printed with ink. But did you know that paper drink cartons can also be a material for printmaking? Come and experience creating etchings with recycled materials!
In daily life, paper is an unavoidable companion in our learning. Different types of knowledge, from studying and understanding current affairs to creating art, are disseminated through paper, which is often discarded after reading. Why not use this paper to create for life, collage your favorite paintings, and contribute to reducing carbon for the Earth.
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