What if breaking things could be the first step in making something new? In this hands-on workshop, you’ll explore the power of deconstruction—taking apart broken objects and transforming them into imaginative characters and visual stories. Guided through the process, you’ll learn how to see everyday objects in a whole new light, unlocking their hidden potential. This is a playful and thought-provoking session for anyone who loves to tinker, experiment, and bring ideas to life in unexpected ways!

What You’ll Learn:

• Develop a creative approach to deconstruction as an artistic tool.
• Train their eye to see potential in discarded objects.
• Gain hands-on experience with stop-motion-friendly object composition.
• Learn how to craft compelling visual narratives through storytelling.
• Strengthen critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
• Foster curiosity and an experimental mindset in their creative practice.

About Dina:

Dina Amin is a stop-motion artist and maker based in Cairo, Egypt. Originally trained as an Industrial Designer, Dina loves exploring the intersections of different disciplines. In 2016, she started Tinker Friday, a passion project that blends product design, stop motion, and her views on consumerism—showcasing the hidden insides of discarded objects in unexpected ways. Her love for stop motion led her to establish Tinker Studio, where she creates captivating videos for brands and companies worldwide.

Duration:

1 Hour

Date & Time:

Day 2

2:00 PM to 3:00 PM