In this screen-free studio programme, teenagers investigate contemporary ideas through discussion, visual analysis and creative experimentation. Participants explore themes such as identity, culture, power and representation, learning how artists use visual language to question and interpret the world around them.

Across the sessions, reading, conversation and studio practice come together as participants develop their own critical perspective, culminating in a self-directed artwork that expresses their ideas through thoughtful visual form.

In this screen-free workshop, children create their own handmade zine documenting moments from their daily routines, from breakfast and school to favourite places and small personal details. Through collage, drawing, stitching and creative writing, they transform ordinary experiences into expressive visual pages.

Across the sessions, participants learn to observe their world more closely while developing confidence in storytelling and mixed-media making, leaving with a personal book that reflects their everyday life in a thoughtful and creative way.

In this screen-free workshop, teenagers explore emotions through drawing and painting, using colour, shape and abstraction as a visual language. Guided exercises encourage participants to experiment freely, discovering how art can communicate feelings without the pressure of realism or “right answers.”

Across the sessions, creativity becomes a space for reflection and self-expression, helping young people build confidence, emotional awareness and a deeper connection between their inner world and their artistic voice.