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Probabilistic Mandala Art Workshop
Probabilistic Mandala Art Workshop
JoyceMath offers Probabilistic Mandala Art Workshops to both adult and children learners who seek beauty and inner peace from mandala art and design.
The mandala is a geometric design or pattern that represents the cosmos or deities in various heavenly worlds through the combination of Art and Math.
“It’s all about finding peace in the symmetry of the design and of the universe,” says artist Saudamini Madra.
Learners explore using Mathematics in Art and experience the calming effect through expressions of their own mandala art. In the workshop:
Participants will learn about how to create mandala art
Participants will learn about applying probability to art
Participants will explore the creative choices they can make which creating an art piece
Participants will appreciate the calming effect through drawing and coloring
Past workshop's participants' have shared:
"I have taken many art lessons, this is an interesting workshop!", a past secondary 2 student participant.
"I feel that you can even use this for management ideas.", President of Eurasian Association Singapore.
What to expect
What to expect
Each workshop is 1.5-hour long and conducted virtually in your own safe space or venue of choice.
You will receive a learner's package that includes
a grid paper for design,
a frame, and
coloring materials.
There is a minimal sign up of 5 participants (capped at 30) for the best experience and ample interaction.
FAQ
FAQ
I am interested but located overseas. Do you ship the learner's package worldwide?
Unfortunately no, we only ship within Singapore at the moment. The pack is expected to arrive within 2 business day from point of payment confirmation.
Will there be refund if I am unable to attend the workshop at the last minute?
We regret to miss you but no refund is given upon registration. You are welcome to pass your learner's package and registered slot to a friend who can attend on behalf instead.
Do I need to prepare anything before the workshop?
No, just bring along an open mind and have fun!
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