Forms that Holds Us: Paper Sculpture +Visual Poetry

This workshop invites participants to explore how internal states, bodily responses, and everyday pressures can be understood as spatial structures rather than personal narratives. Through guided observation, participants will move through the space to notice repeating patterns, tensions, and points of support that resonate with their inner landscape. These spatial impressions are then translated into a paper sculpture, an “inner architecture”, that visualises how one adapts, holds, or gives way under pressure.

Participants will also compose short visual poems in response to these structures, allowing language to follow form, rhythm, and silence. The workshop centres on shared observation and material thinking, offering a reflective space to explore structure, pressure, and adaptation without requiring personal disclosure.

No prior experience required. All materials provided.

Facilitator: Yunyi Ye