In this hands-on workshop, participants will learn the art of paper casting using pop base . Paper casting is a versatile and eco-friendly technique that involves creating three-dimensional objects from paper pulp. By utilizing pop molds, participants will explore how to create intricate and detailed paper castings that can be used for various artistic purposes.

Artists-

Koustav Nag

Koustav Nag is a scholar and well known artist from India. He completed his Master degree from Visva Bharati University, Shantiniketan. He is pursuing PhD from Assam University Silchar. He has been a part of many national and international residencies and exhibitions including Five Million Incident by Goethe Institut Germany Cultural center, Imagining our Future Together Organized by World Bank USA, Jenesys Research Residency from Japan Foundation, Tokyo Wonder Site in Tokyo Japan, National Exhibition in Lalit kala Bharat Bhavan, India and many more.

Anjali Goel

Anjali Goel is a visual artist, art educator and art entrepreneur currently based in Bangalore. She has done bachelor in paintings and Masters in Printmaking from the Faculty of Fine Arts, Maharaja Sayajirao University, Vadodara. She is a Co-founder of "Studio Printmaking", which aspires to become a studio space provider and a space for knowledge production and research on everything printmaking. She is also the founder of "Studio Tvastra", a brand of art and craft products that introduce people of various ages to diverse methods and materials of art. Anjali is passionate about art and art education. Her artworks register her response to the structures of power that she encounters in her everyday life and present them in a language of empathy and nuance that she lets the viewer enter her inner world of questions she has for the world.