Memory Cloth: Contemporary Shibori Sculpture with Nicole Voevodin-Cash
Description
Discover the transformative possibilities of cloth in this immersive workshop with artist Nicole Voevodin-Cash. Drawing on the traditional Japanese technique of Shibori, participants will explore how fabric can become a sculptural medium that expresses memory, absence and transformation. Through folding, binding and shaping textile materials, participants will create contemporary sculptural forms that hold traces of experience and personal meaning. Suitable for beginners and experienced makers alike, this workshop encourages experimentation, reflection and creative discovery.
Adults $95 | Gallery Members $85
About the Artist
Nicole Voevodin-Cash is an Australian interdisciplinary artist whose practice explores interaction as a sculptural strategy, creating immersive works that invite participation, contemplation and connection. Working across public art, sculpture, installation, digital technologies and participatory experiences, she transforms everyday actions into shared encounters that reveal the relationships between people, place and memory.
Nicole's work is currently featured in the exhibition "Mapping Threads" on display in the gallery until December 6th.
Participants are encouraged to experience the exhibition and gain further insight into the themes and creative approaches that inform her practice.
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