> This is a space for visual construction where images evolve into the creation of unique structures. It is a process of deep exploration. The approach is not intuitive. > It involves understanding the principles of point, line, plane, rhythm, volume, and pattern to achieve organic results. > This workshop treats geometry as both a generative rule and a source of freedom. To achieve freedom, one must first understand the axes that underpin the image—and only then break the rules.
> The concept: Geometry as a map for exploration.
While the primary focus is geometry—ranging from basic forms to complex fractal patterns—this workshop is not exclusively for those who specialize in geometric art.

> Geometry serves as our tool to:
Overcome the fear of the blank page: Using logical structures to take that first step.
Transition from 2D to 3D: Understanding the image as an object that inhabits layers and dimensions.
Foster a dialogue between the given and the personal: Blending curated material with each student's unique visual identity.
 

> Who is this for?
Anyone familiar with—or interested in exploring—the language of collage.If you already create collages, you will find new questions to explore here. If you don't work with geometry, you will discover how structural order can enhance your creative chaos.
 
> Course Structure
Reference Research: We will analyze everything from the Bauhaus to contemporary design.
Guided Exercises: Challenges designed to hone your cutting skills, precision, and layering techniques.
Critique and Evolution: A space for ongoing guidance, helping each participant find their focal point, their contradictions, and—ultimately—their visual balance.
 
4 monthly classes (3 hours per week)