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Meditative Dot Painting

Get your (autumn) dot on again with Santa Simule!

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Meditative Dot Painting
Meditative Dot Painting

Time & Location

01 okt 2022, 14:00 CEST – 02 okt 2022, 17:00 CEST

Amsterdam, Marnixkade 99

About the event

Reconnect to your creativity by painting magical dots with playful colors on canvas.

A dot is the point of creation — both beginning and end — the circle of life. As we delve deeper into the transformative season of autumn, you can harvest a cornucopia of inner tranquility by reflecting on its golden colors of change. Experience a more grounded connection to yourself as part of nature through the therapeutic dot painting technique. 

During this 3-hour studio workshop, you’ll use special tools and a variety of acrylic paints to create a pattern of round dots on a surface. Because the dot application is simple and repeated, you’ll switch off your mind and shift into an experience of your most beautiful, authentic self—grounded, focused, and fully present.

You’ll leave with a unique and colorful dot painting of your own — and a creative experience of yourself as an artist, from which you can nurture and grow.

No prior art, painting, or meditation experience is necessary. Just allow yourself to be open and trust the creative flow to take you on a journey.

GROUP SIZE IS LIMITED TO 8 PARTICIPANTS

ENERGY EXCHANGE: €33.00 (cash or Tikkie at the workshop)

All materials, tools, and guidance will be provided. (Plus refreshments!)

RSVP required.

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Suggestion: Think of a design you would like to create beforehand. Focus on simple forms, abstract patterns, or landscapes. Avoid complex mandalas or visual representations that require precise work. We don’t want to wake the inner critic.)

About the Artist-Facilitator:

Since she was a young girl playing with different Latvian traditional crafts, art has been at Santa Simule’s side. In Latvia, she received a diploma in applied Fine Arts from a local art school in Valka. She then continued her education at Baltic International Institute in Riga, studying advertisement design. She spent one year in Athens, Greece as an exchange student in the graphic design faculty, but soon after graduation, she realized computers were not her passion. She embarked on a self-discovery journey that led her to explore many different practices—both artistic and for self-growth. While on this path, she received a diploma in arts and crafts from an art institute in New Delhi, India, and fell in love with creating with her hands again. 

 

Today, with art still by her side, Santa delves deeper into the healing properties of creative expression. She continues to study and practice preventative art therapy and neurographic arts and share all she has learned from her journey with others.

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