Reflecting Layers

A surface creation workshop featuring rice paper and other sustainable materials, led by Rupali Goel

Part of the series: Artist in Me

Date: 7th July 2024

Time: 10 am to 1pm

Place: KNMA Noida

Participants in this workshop will explore their personal memories, reflecting deeply on significant moments that stand out vividly. These memories could be about a special place, a person, a pet, a childhood event, or a feeling.

The focus is on the creative process. Participants will use materials like rice paper, dry leaves, and pieces of paper to create layers. They will learn techniques for making transparent layers, crafting their own textures and surfaces inspired by their interests and creativity.

This approach encourages participants to experiment with different art materials and surfaces, transforming them into meaningful pieces of art.

What You Will Gain:

1. Deep Reflection: Explore and reflect on your personal memories and significant moments from your life.
2. Creative Expression: Learn how to express these memories creatively using various art materials.
3. Layering Techniques: Gain skills in creating transparent layers with materials like rice paper, dry leaves, and paper fragments.
4. Texture Creation: Develop your ability to craft unique textures and surfaces tailored to your interests.
5. Medium Mastery: Experiment with and master different art mediums and surfaces.
6. Artistic Transformation: Learn how to transform everyday materials into meaningful works of art.

Do you need to bring anything? No! All the materials will be provided at the museum for free! 

Take your own masterpiece home and share with pride!

About the Artist

Rupali Goel is a versatile multi-media artist based in Noida, Uttar Pradesh. She completed her BFA in painting from the College of Art, New Delhi and MFA in Painting from the Sarojini Naidu School of Arts & Communication at the University of Hyderabad. 

Rupali has been a part of the Annual residency at Dhi Contemporary Art Space, Hyderabad. Furthermore, she was awarded the Takshila Educational Scholarship in collaboration with Arthshila for multi- media, which concluded with an exhibition of her works at Arthshila, Ahmedabad in February 2024.

Rupali's artistic practice delves into the individual's journey through time, exploring the transformations and adaptations that define life. Her work deeply resonates with her personal experiences, particularly those influenced by urban life and culture. She skillfully employs various mediums, including watercolor, graphite, cyanotype, tempera, etc.