Being a canvas is not easy, but it is fun being part of the experimental work of two great creatives Annalies Maria Phyllis and Sabrina Shirazi.
Acrylic paint does not enhance the youthfulness of skin, stretching, splitting and creating an effect just like premature aging.
The possibilities thrown up by experimentation provided so many opportunities and developments to explore that I cannot wait, to see what the Motley Collective do next.
Yesterday we had four visiting arts practitioners; Sabrina Shirazi , Annelies Henny, Josephine Joy and Rachael Clerke who are Clerke and Joy, to deliver a one day 'Affix' workshop to the creative arts students.
There were students from across the disciplines of technical theatre, portfolio, theatre, product and furniture design and the plan was to encourage them to collaborate across creative genres in order to improvise and learn how to be creative thinkers without boundaries.
It was a very inspiring and fun day and the students got a great deal out of the experience working with people they didn't know in ways that they are not necessarily used to. They used affixable shapes invented by Sabrina to articulate ideas, improvise and problem solve.
