Be inspired by the natural movement of water in this hands-on workshop led by passionate and knowledgeable facilitators. Together participants will delve into the intricate formations shaped by water in nature, studying its rhythmic patterns and vortices. You will discover how these formations reflect the structures of shells, conchs, and other organisms; how these beautiful forms may be vital for maintaining ecological balance. From gentle stream swirls to grand galactic motions, such vortices are not only present in water, but are in fact the basic motion of the entire universe, as seen for example in the shapes of galaxies, weather systems, plant growth, in the world around us.

The workshops are devised and led by Radhildur Ingadottir Visual Artist working in Projective Geometry and Simon Charter Master of Education (MEd), Action Research in Water Phenomenology.