A ritual practice that deepens connection to place and process
Join Kari for a hands-on workshop exploring the transformation of natural materials into charcoal pigment and ink. Experience the act of painting as a ritual practice that deepens connection to place and process.
This 3 hour session begins with the transformative energy of fire. You’ll learn how to collect and prepare local materials to make charcoal. You’ll be guided through the process of grinding charred pigment, mulling it into paint and ink, and awakening it as a creative medium.
You will experiment with intuitive mark making and the use of natural tools to create evocative abstract works that echo the raw energy of the wild Irish landscape. Kari will show you the techniques she has used for her pieces in the exhibition.
This is an experimental workshop for anyone curious about natural materials, wild processes, and making art in conversation with the land.
No previous experience necessary. Limited spaces so booking is essential.
Price: €65
IMMERSION - An Experiential Series
The Exhibition: Glinting at the Edge of
New works by Kari Cahill exploring charcoal, ritual gesture, and the shifting ground between what is and what is forming. Kari’s works inhabit spaces of transition, exploring the terrain where forms dissolve and emerge.
The Workshop: Transmute with Charcoal
In this hands-on workshop, Kari guides you through the elemental process of creating charcoal pigment from natural materials. You’ll gather, grind, and awaken the raw energy of the land into paint and ink.
The Ritual: Dreampool
Dreampool is a place, a portal, and a project. It is an evolving, nationwide collaboration of dreamers who come to tend its waters through sonic immersions and deep exploration. It is a collective waking dream where all are welcome.
The Integration: The Alchemy of Breath
Guided by Gráinne Finnegan in our Gallery Space, you will move through conscious connected breathing, gentle somatic awareness, and intuitive energy work. Surrounded by the artwork that makes up Kari Cahill’s exhibition, Glinting at the Edge of
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