Mask Mosaic Workshop delves into the extraordinary world of masks, where creativity knows no bounds, and tradition meets innovation. Our workshop isn't just about crafting masks; it's about exploring the hidden stories and traditions that these captivating pieces carry. We go beyond the ordinary, immersing ourselves in the rich tapestry of global cultures, unveiling the secrets and symbols concealed within these intriguing art forms.

What sets this workshop apart is its unconventional approach. Here, you are encouraged to break free from conventional artistic boundaries, to challenge your perceptions, and to blend the ancient with the contemporary. It's an opportunity to not only create but also to uncover the deeper layers of meaning behind each mask.  Join us on this extraordinary journey, where we embrace the unconventional, breathing new life into age-old traditions, and celebrating the artistry that lies within us all. Together, we will craft masks that are not just beautiful but also rich in history, culture, and personal expression.

About the workshop: This workshop promises a journey of artistic self-expression, craftsmanship, and a deeper understanding of the rich traditions and symbolism behind masks from various cultures. The  unique workshop offers a fascinating intersection between artistry and architectural design. It is curated as a captivating journey that explores the cultural significance of masks, refines your creative skills, and encourages you to envision how mask design principles can be seamlessly integrated into architectural concepts.

About the resource person: Artist Usman Pakkath

Usman Pakkath is an artist and educator from Kerala. He Worked in different parts of India, involved in community art projects and residencies, and art exhibitions. A selected few include “BAKED EARTH” Public Art Project - Terracotta Workshop and Preview at Parudur, Kerala. 2015, and “Las Indias” at the 2011 International Theater Festival of Kerala at Thrissur, Kerala. Usman is also a winner of the 2010 and 2012 Kerala Lalit Academy Scholarships. His selected few exhibitions and curatorial projects include the curation of “Uruvam” Community Art Project at AVANI Institute of Design, Calicut. 2019-20, “Carnal Apple” Solo Exhibition at Parudur Library Recreation Center Kodikkunnu, Kerala, “Contemporary Contingencies” Gallery OED Cochin, Kerala, “Regional Art Exhibition” Organized by Lalit Kala Academy Regional center, Chennai. Usman's 12 years of experience in art practice, collaboration with theater, interactive approach in pedagogy, and public art & design projects have expanded his area of practice, leading to collaborations with communities and socio-cultural initiatives

Dates: 2nd,3rd,4th and 5th November

For inquiries, please feel free to reach out to John at +91 81138 25243 or Alfiya at +91 6282 697 270. We look forward to assisting you!