10:00AM- 4:00PM
Gimli, Manitoba
Instructor: Ev Ward de Roo
Cut and paste during a day of soul inquiry. You may or may not already know about using collage in personal growth work. Using the SoulCollage method we will explore archetypes and symbols which support and inform our individual and collective lives and call us to transformation. It is a process which begins as simple creative fun, but which suddenly may surprise and awaken you! Learn how to access your intuition and create incredible cards with deep personal meaning that will help you with life’s questions and develop a practice which will serve you for a lifetime.
$55
Preregistration etransfer warderoo@sympatico.ca
Bring:
- your lunch (fridge & microwave available). Herbal teas and coffee will be provided
- your walking shoes to saunter along my forest path or walk to the lake (10 min, 700 metres)
- a journal
- a bathing suit, in case you want to take an optional dip
- an open heart
Ev is a multidisciplinary artist working with textiles, thread, fibre, natural objects, and with sound as a contemplative musician. She likes to hold space for deep connections with others, the sacred, the self, and the earth, through music and art. Music has always touched the very core of her being. Singing has been her connection to Divine Presence throughout her life, a way of joining matter and spirit. She is passionate about empowerment via vocal exploration, music and sound vibration. When people hear her sing they tell her that they feel connected to their inner healer and feel nurtured and empowered. Because she is passionate about gathering, reclaiming and resurrecting, her art is a vibrational mix of natural and recycled fibre. She’s particularly drawn to creating vessels, ephemeral art and hand stitching. For years she studied with the Canadian Embroiderers Guild advancing her techniques in stitchery, basketry, art dolls, surface design, papermaking and handmade books. In the winter she lives in Stratford, ON and strolls the shores of Lake Winnipeg in Gimli the summer.
Evelyn Ward de Roo 