With a few natural materials, we’ll work together to craft a unique and organic art installation.
This is a hands on experience you can share with your community! Learn to make a an earth based mural using natural elements: clay, straw, pigments + more.

We thank Paulina for coming all the way from Mexico City to share her art process. We hope that many take it on and share it far and wide to alter culture and keep the earth thriving amongst the tech build out of the city. 

This will be a hands on course, starting from base structure to building a 3-D earth based mural made of clay, straw, an natural pigments. The 8 day course is recommended and kept at a very affordable costs due to several community members helping this happen. If you can, sign up for the 8 day course please, you can come and go as needed. If you can not fully commit you can do drop in's for $55 a day. This will still give you the opportunity for hands on learning and instruction. 

This course will run from Saturday June 14th - Saturday June 21st. Purchasing a day ticket will allow you to come to your day of choosing. 

Daily times are: 9 am - 5 pm 
(1-2 LUNCH BREAK)

We have 2 scholarships available if you cannot meet the costs of the workshop. Please email us at [email protected] to apply. 

There are only 15 available spots. Please reserve if you would like to attend and share this beautiful offering far and wide with your friends! We truly believe this will make an impact in community. 

From Paulina:

My goal is to create ecological art that cultivates a deep sense of collective connection and mindful reflection, inviting participants to immerse themselves in a creative process that bridges art, nature, and tradition. I envision an earthen sculpture that not only embodies organic beauty but also encourages hands-on interaction with natural elements, offering a space for tactile and imaginative exploration. By reviving ancestral building and artistic techniques, I transform materials like clay, sand, straw, and pigments into meaningful forms that reflect our interconnectedness with the earth. I invite participants to approach the process with an open mind, ready to fully engage—whether that means getting their hands muddy, sharing laughter, or simply enjoying the moment. Through this immersive experience, I hope they not only gain a new appreciation for working with natural materials but also leave with a powerful skill that has the potential to inspire and transform communities, fostering a ripple effect of creativity and ecological consciousness in the world.

Paulina is a multidisciplinary artist whose work spans earthen art, building, plastering, and sculpture, with roots in ceramics, collage, dance, film photography, mixed-media, and more. Over the past five years, she has pursued self-directed learning, gaining insights from skilled practitioners worldwide. Engaging with the earth provides Paulina with a therapeutic experience, and her use of reclaimed materials reflects her commitment to ecological sustainability and mindful consumption. Her artistic inspiration is drawn from nature, sacred geometry, organic architecture, celestial themes, ethnic art forms, folklore, and ancestral craftsmanship, all of which are influenced by her global travels and exploration of unconventional ideas.