A community-centered workshop series that invites participants to explore collage as a tool for reflection, connection, and creative expression. Through guided journaling, and the collaging of candles, tarot cards, and other objects, participants will learn to approach art-making as an intuitive process. Moreover, this workshop will encourage participants to trust in their own instincts and imagination. Together, we will experiment with materials, share insights, and create pieces that reflect both personal intention and collective energy. By the end of the workshop, participants will have developed a deeper relationship to their creative intuition and a small collection of original collaged works.
Azsaneé Truss, PhD is a Thinking Artist who seeks to build worlds and imagine liberatory futures through her artistic and scholarly practices. She works in a variety of mediums including collage, sound, and film, often playing with Afrofuturist and Afrosurrealist aesthetics. Drawing inspiration from music, literature, and quotidian Black life, while also embracing fluid inspiration, Truss’s work is an exercise in conversing with the archives, speculation, re-memory, and personal exploration.
Instagram - @_trussissues
A community-centered workshop series that invites participants to explore collage as a tool for reflection, connection, and creative expression. Through guided journaling, and the collaging of candles, tarot cards, and other objects, participants will learn to approach art-making as an intuitive process. Moreover, this workshop will encourage participants to trust in their own instincts and imagination. Together, we will experiment with materials, share insights, and create pieces that reflect both personal intention and collective energy. By the end of the workshop, participants will have developed a deeper relationship to their creative intuition and a small collection of original collaged works.
Azsaneé Truss, PhD is a Thinking Artist who seeks to build worlds and imagine liberatory futures through her artistic and scholarly practices. She works in a variety of mediums including collage, sound, and film, often playing with Afrofuturist and Afrosurrealist aesthetics. Drawing inspiration from music, literature, and quotidian Black life, while also embracing fluid inspiration, Truss’s work is an exercise in conversing with the archives, speculation, re-memory, and personal exploration.
Instagram - @_trussissues
