Learn how to be together and cooperate as you work in a group to create one big artwork using paints.
This workshop aims to create unity between participants using art, bringing together everyone’s pieces in a symbol of unity. Afterwards, the work will be cut into pieces and shared between participants, helping them to overcome personal attachment to emotions and objects.
All materials provided.
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