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With catherine farr
​Creative Chill does exactly what it says on the tin... relaxation through creativity.
COLLAGES
IN Bloom
For our next installment of Creative Chill, we're delighted to welcome artist Catherine Farr for Collages in Bloom.
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What if you could slow down and reconnect with the natural world for a little while? In this gentle, hands-on workshop, you’ll explore colour, texture and shape to create a nature-inspired collage using upcycled and recycled papers.
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Expect a calm, welcoming space where you can play, experiment and follow what feels good. Catherine will guide you to notice the small details – plants, patterns and organic forms – and use them as a springboard for your own joyful making.
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You’ll leave with a vibrant collage that captures your connection with nature, and perhaps a moment of grounding to carry back into everyday life.
The
details
​WHERE?
Afri-Co-Lab, 3 Marine Court, St Leonards-on-Sea, TN38 0DX.
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WHAT TIME?
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Doors open at 6.30 pm
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Session starts at 7 pm.
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The workshop finishes at 9 pm.
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HOW?
No experience necessary, all abilities welcome.
Come along if you’d like to:
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Spend an evening 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.
catherine farr
Catherine Farr is a painter and mixed media artist living in Hastings. The natural world is important to her as well as colour, light, space and her love of the land and its wildlife.
Through the process of layering colour and mark-making, her work represents areas that she has a strong connection with, places that she can escape to and that bring her joy. She often works on location, drawing, making mixed media pieces, writing and documenting the environment. She loves to champion the overlooked or unnoticed, small and beautiful weeds and wildflowers of these special places. These studies are then taken back to her St Leonards studio and developed into large paintings.
Catherine makes books as well and is currently developing a series of zines that include her writing as well as her artwork.
Catherine's work is held in private collections in the USA, Australia and Europe. Copies of two of her artist books are held in the British Museum and Tate Britain.
