monoprinting
to music
​Creative Chill does exactly what it says on the tin... relaxation through creativity.
monoprinting
to music
For our next instalment of Creative Chill, we're delighted to welcome local artist Morokoth Fournier des Corats for Monoprinting to Music.
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This will be a a calming and sensory monoprinting workshop that creates space for spontaneous and imaginative mark-making.
Morokoth will lead you in slow, intentional exercises where you’ll be listening to music and drawing responsively - creating shapes, lines and whatever else your imagination guides you to. This will form foundation of the workshop.
Morokoth will then guide you step by step through the monoprinting process using stencils, mark-making with tools, found and recycled materials to create patterns and designs. After testing out ideas and the print process -you will then create 2 final prints.
No drawing experience required, just let Morokoth and the music guide your imagination. Leave with a collection of test prints and two final prints. Drinks and snacks provided.
The
details
​WHERE?
Afri-Co-Lab, 3 Marine Court, St Leonards-on-Sea, TN38 0DX.
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WHEN?
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Saturday, 30th May 2026
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Doors open at 1.00 pm
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Session starts at 1.30 pm.
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The workshop finishes at 4.30 pm.
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HOW?
No experience necessary, all abilities welcome.
Come along if you’d like to:
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Spend a Saturday afternoon in a playful, supportive space
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Try something creative in a no-pressure way
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Spark new ideas about yourself and your future
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Leave with fresh energy and a creative keepsake to remind you of your brightest possibilities​​
TICKETS
& PRICING
We have a sliding scale of prices to make our classes as accessible as possible.
£8 – LOW WAGE / CONCESSIONS
If you need this rate, please use it.
£18 – STANDARD RATE
This is the full cost of a space at Creative Chill
£28 – PAY IT FORWARD RATE
Costs a bit more but helps us to offer concessions.
Morokoth Fournier
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Morokoth is a British–Cambodian artist based in St Leonards‑on‑Sea. Working across painting, drawing, printmaking and digital collage, she explores the interplay between observation and imagination, tracing themes of nature, solitude, desire and the female figure.
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Her current practice centres on painting in thin acrylic washes over dark‑toned wood panels. This process creates a translucent, dreamlike depth, echoing the haziness of memory and the drifting logic of dreams. Figures and natural forms emerge from life drawings, photographs gathered on coastal walks, and moments of quiet attention in gardens. These elements coalesce into serene, contemplative landscapes that function as transitional spaces — places where emotion, memory and imagination overlap.
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Her visual language is shaped by the sea, by the legacy of female surrealists, and by the non‑linear sequencing of experimental cinema. Across media, she treats printmaking as a site of play and unpredictability, embracing the surprises and imperfections that arise through process.
Alongside her studio practice, she also undertakes client commissions and interior‑focused design work.
des Corats
See more of Morkoth's work HERE
Follow her on instagram @morokoth_fournier & facebook /Morokothartist