Our workshops focus on the art and craft of paper through specialized approaches. In 3D Paper Making & Casting - Foundations, participants develop core techniques in mold-making, fiber structures, and sculptural paper forms. The Advanced Workshop expands this practice into working with plant fibers, advanced casting methods, and paper as a textile-like material. In Paper Making from Fabrics, we explore how fabric can be transformed into paper—breaking it down, reshaping its fibers, and casting it into new forms, bridging the gap between textiles and paper. The Sewing Machine Lab transforms the sewing machine into an instrument for constructing and manipulating paper surfaces, stitching new narratives into the material itself. Each workshop is an intensive, skill-building experience, equipping participants with a broad set of tools to push paper beyond its conventional boundaries.

Beyond structured workshops, Paper Camp shifts into an open, self-directed state of making and researching. In this extended format, participants step into a self-residency, working in small groups yet following their own path of inquiry. Paper Camp is an opportunity to explore not only the techniques introduced in our workshops but also a far wider range of methods—paper installations, large-scale sculptural works, paper-mâché, pulp manipulation, and experimental surface treatments. More than just technique, Paper Camp is about working with paper as a space of thought, a material that records process, movement, and memory. Teaching and guidance are available daily from 10:00 to 18:00, but the studio remains open beyond these hours, allowing participants to fully immerse themselves in their research, following their own rhythms and artistic trajectories.