This session introduces a sustainable art-making technique that transforms scrap paper into textured pulp for use as a painting material. Participants will learn how to process discarded paper into pulp, mix it with pigments to create custom colors, and apply it directly to wooden canvas to create original 2D artworks.

The process offers an alternative approach to painting, combining basic principles of papermaking with creative expression

What You’ll Learn:

Understand the basic process of transforming scrap paper into pulp suitable for art-making.

Learn how to incorporate pigments into pulp to create a range of colors.

Gain hands-on experience applying pulp to a surface to create textured, brush-free artwork.

Explore the connection between sustainable practices and creative expression through material reuse.

Develop an awareness of alternative, eco-conscious methods in contemporary art-making.

About the Makers:

Sohila Khamis is the founder of Corazón Studio, where she combines sustainable practices with handmade design. A business graduate turned artist, she transforms recycled paper into thoughtful products like notebooks, envelopes, and invitations.

Through her work and workshops, including Paint with Pulp, Sohila encourages others to see waste as a creative resource and explore art through a more conscious, intentional lens.

Who Can Join?

• 15+

Duration:

1 hour

Date & Time:

Day 1

1 PM to 2 PM

Location: 
Room 2 – G231