Event:Môrwelion/The Sea Horizon Creative Workshops
Join us for a series of creative workshops inspired by our Sea Horizon exhibition. Delve deeper into the photographs by Garry Fabian Miller of the Severn Estuary and coastline of Wales through poetry and writing. Each workshop is led by an academic specialist from the Image Works research group at Cardiff University.
Workshop 1: 23 August 2023, 12-2pm
Lead: Arwa Al-Mubaddel, PhD Student, Cardiff University
Title: Visualising the Sea Horizon: A Poetic Meditation (through Haiku form)
Format: Creative-Therapeutic Workshop
Description: What potential do sea horizons open for inward reflection and creative expression? How might the meeting of sky and sea reflect our own inner thoughts and feelings at different junctures of our lives? Inspired by The Sea Horizon exhibit by Garry Fabian Miller, this two-part creative-therapeutic workshop first asks us to reflect upon these questions through visualisation meditation and reflective silence. It then guides participants to conceptualise their thoughts and feelings into the Japanese Haiku poetic form. The three-line 5-7-5 syllable structure of the Haiku is ideal as it helps us foreground our reflections of sky-horizon-sea through creative expression. The session concludes with reflective readings of our 'Sea Horizon' Haikus.
Information
The Sea Horizon, No. 18, 1976-77
© Garry Fabian Miller
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