Wild Learning: Mindful Art/Flow State with Kajal Nisha Patel
Join us for a unique day of mindful creativity and yoga in the heart of Fineshade Wood led by visual artist and certified yoga instructor Kajal Nisha Patel.
Wild Learning
Wild Learning – Human Theremin
During Wild Learning: Human Theremin with Stuart Moore, participants created a collaborative piece using nature sounds altered by their own conscious and unconscious movement.
Wild Learning – Sound and Vision
Join sound artist, musician and beatboxer Jason Singh for an exploration of pattern and repetition. This workshop will test how the aural and visual can work together, using sound sampling and visual loops, voices and elements of the surrounding woods.
Wild Learning – Mutated Tradition
Exploring heritage and belonging with a Northampton-born, Norwegian-based artist, who is half-Pakistani, a quarter English, a quarter unknown and Irish by proxy.
Wild Learning – Rhythmanalysis
Our fourth installment of Wild Learning featured artist and filmmaker Jenny Holt’s technological yet deeply human approach to the world around her, rhythmanalysis and the conversation to be had “between us, the forest, and the means of capture we use.”
Wild Learning – Moving the Membrane
Moving the Membrane was the third in our Wild Learning series of workshops, exploring the concepts of skins, membranes and surfaces, through writing in response to visual, audio and experiential prompts provided by poet and drummer Remi Graves.
Wild Learning – Parts Unknown
Artist and writer Sarah Gillett visited Fermyn Woods in May 2018 to present our second Wild Learning workshop, Parts Unknown – a meditation on maps, emotional and physical orientation, and the night sky. Breaking from tradition, this workshop started late and continued into the night so participants could bring the stars down into the woods, constructing their own constellations.
Wild Learning – Alterlives
Artist and former architect Helen Stratford led Alterlives, our first ever Wild Learning event focusing on the spaces and borders between the inhabited and uninhabited.