The Philippine Association in Montpellier, Tanglaw Afsf, together with La Clastre, the cultural association of Le Triadou are organising a series of workshops on textile art and model making of bamboo land art installations. These workshops are free of charge. The participants will only need to bring textiles and bamboo sticks that can be up-cycled for the artworks.
The dates of the workshops are as follow:
Jan 16 – 19
Feb 07 – 09
Feb 20 – 23
Mar 06 – 09
Apr 10 -13
May 09 – 11
May 23 -25.
9h30 – 17h30
The workshops and exhibit will take place in LA CLASTRE, a 15th (?) century prieurie of the village. The bamboo land art installations will be shown outside the prieurie. The exhibition will be on May 23 to 25 or further. The workshops aim to create community-based activities, up-cycling used clothing into fashion accessories and mural textile art, and getting acquainted with bamboo, a sustainable building material.
Model-making is essential for creating beautiful yet sturdy bamboo structures. These scaled-down versions of buildings help refine both the aesthetic and structural aspects of the
project.
Every bamboo structure starts with a model. In later phases of the process, the model is supplemented with architectural drawings, like floor plans, cross-sections, and renderings.
Because of their accuracy, physical models play a crucial role in the design process that IBUKU, Bamboo Pure, and Bamboo U all use when it comes to building with bamboo – regardless of the
size or typology of the structure being built.
For more info, please contact Tanglaw Association.
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