Light and Shadow as Artistic Tools

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Part of the Workshop Series by Julian Wild: Experimental Art to Experiential Space

Harness the dynamic interplay of light and shadow in public art in this fourth session of Julian Wilds workshop series. Each workshop in this series is designed as a standalone experience, focusing on a unique aspect of experimental art and spatial design. Together, the workshops offer a cohesive exploration of how art transforms into inhabitable, interactive spaces.

Participants can join this workshop individually or book multiple sessions as part of the series for a comprehensive creative experience.

About This Workshop

In Light and Shadow as Artistic Tools Workshop, participants will:

  • Discover how light and shadow can create dynamic, interactive qualities in public art.
  • Experiment with materials such as translucent sheets, reflective surfaces, and light sources to design pieces that transform with illumination.
  • Explore how light and shadow influence spatial perception and audience engagement.

Seminar

Illuminating Spaces: The Role of Light in Art by Julian Wild

Begin the session with a thought-provoking seminar by Julian Wild, examining how light and shadow are used as tools to shape public art and spatial experiences.

What You’ll Experience

  • Hands-On Experimentation: Work with light-sensitive and reflective materials to design art pieces that play with illumination and shadow.
  • Expert Insights: Learn from Julian Wild’s experience in using light as a medium in public installations.
  • Networking Opportunities: Connect with other participants and exchange creative ideas.
  • Creative Outputs: Leave with your illuminated designs and a certificate of attendance.

Why Join This Workshop?

This session is perfect for:

  • Artists, architects, and designers eager to experiment with light and its transformative qualities.
  • Students and professionals exploring how illumination can enhance the experiential aspects of public art.
  • Anyone passionate about creating dynamic, interactive art that engages audiences through light and shadow.

Key Details

  • Date: 16 May 2025
  • Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Tickets: Available for individual purchase or as part of a discounted bundle for the full series.
  • Venue: The Factory
    21-31 Shacklewell Lane
    London
    E8 2DA

Venue

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The venue is a business space with multiple business units, including a coffee shop open during the day. High speed wifi is available free. There are multiple on-site toilet and baby changing facilities, including a wheelchair accessible bathroom. The venue itself is accessible and on the ground floor.
 
The nearest stations are Kingsland and Dalston Junction Overground, both of which are a short walk away. Buses serving nearby are the numbers 30, 38, 56, 67, 76, 149, 236, 242, 243, 276, 277 and 488
 
Parking permits are available for £10 for a whole day.

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