Swimming in Color: Painting Workshop with Ayzin Uludag

Saturday, June 27, 2026 | 9am-3pm

Cost: $175

Working with watercolor paints on moist paper allows both the colors and the creative process to be fluid and mobile. This is a supportive activity for the artist, allowing time to dream and swim with the colors before they become settled and fixed into defined shapes.

This wet-on-wet technique was developed by Rudolf Steiner and is used in Waldorf schools and in Anthroposophic artistic therapies to bring life into the experience of colors, freeing them from the material, objective world and allowing the soul of the painter to be nourished by their pure energies. This artistic approach brings a healthy, breathing movement into our inner world, which can become hardened and immobile through all of life's struggles and challenges. When we are moving the paint, we are also moving ourselves and bringing balance, harmony, interest, and integration.

This workshop is an opportunity to dive into color and benefit from its healing effects. Open to everyone at all levels of experience.

Ayzin Uludag has taught Visual Arts in middle and high school at the Waldorf School of the Peninsula and has conducted workshops for parents and teachers since 2018. Upon moving to the USA, she pursued studies in Traditional Chinese Medicine, specializing in Medical Qigong Therapy, and completed her Waldorf teacher training in 2018 with an emphasis on Art. She completed the Healing Through Art program to enrich her knowledge in the light of Anthroposophy and to blend her passion for art with healing. She utilizes a variety of mediums to guide individuals and groups in transformative, therapeutic, and artistic processes.

Please note that this is an in-person event only. A discount is available for group signups.
All art materials provided. Tea, coffee, and snack provided. Please bring your own lunch.

For more information, please contact:

tiffany@bacwtt.org | (415) 479-4400 | www.bacwtt.org

A guide with accommodation recommendations and other local resources may be found here.

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