Textures and Surfaces in Experiential Design

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

Explore the sensory power of texture and surface in public art in this third session of Julian Wilds workshop series. Each workshop in this series is designed as a standalone experience, focusing on a distinct aspect of experimental art and spatial design. Together, the workshops form a comprehensive 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 complete creative journey.

About This Workshop

In Textures and Surfaces in Experiential Design workshop, participants will:

  • Investigate the tactile and visual dimensions of public art installations.
  • Experiment with materials like textured clays, foam boards, and paints to craft surfaces that evoke sensory responses.
  • Discuss how textures and surfaces influence public interaction and enhance the experiential qualities of art in urban spaces.

 

Seminar

Surface Stories: The Tactile Dimension of Art by Julian Wild

 

Begin the session with an engaging seminar by Julian Wild, exploring how texture and surface contribute to the impact of public art on audiences.

What You’ll Experience

  • Hands-On Exploration: Work with a variety of materials to create textured surfaces that enhance art’s sensory appeal.
  • Expert Guidance: Gain insights from Julian Wild on how surfaces interact with light, color, and touch to enrich spatial design.
  • Networking Opportunities: Connect with fellow participants from diverse creative fields.
  • Creative Outputs: Leave with unique surface designs and a certificate of attendance.

Why Join This Workshop?

This session is perfect for:

  • Artists and designers interested in enhancing their work with tactile and visual elements.
  • Students and professionals exploring how surfaces influence public interaction with art and design.
  • Anyone passionate about creating sensory-rich art and spaces.

Key Details

  • Date: 24 April 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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