Polygon Art – Level 1
Workshop: Cardboard Sculpting Using the Polygon Technique

Participants will be introduced to the basics of geometric sculpting and will then create three-dimensional artworks using the polygon technique. The polygon technique is an innovative artistic method based on precise calculations to transform any shape into a visually appealing geometric sculpture. Participants will learn about the technique, its origins in game design and cinema, and its application in creating both relief and three-dimensional sculptures.

Participants will use pre-prepared templates that will be printed. After creating the three-dimensional shapes using cardboard, they will isolate and color them.

This workshop is designed for ages 11 to 15.
The workshop consists of four sessions, each lasting 4 hours.

Workshop Dates:

• Monday, February 3
• Tuesday, February 4
• Wednesday, February 5
• Friday, February 7

All sessions will run from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

Required Materials:

1. Materials each participant must bring:

• 1 high-quality glue stick (preferably Pritt)
• 6 rolls of double-sided tape
• 2 sheets of thick colored Canson paper (various colors; white, black, and similar shades are not allowed)
• 30 cm metal ruler
• Paper scissors
• Pin cushion
• 3 medium-sized foam plates
• Medium and small paintbrushes (available at paint stores)
• Clear Duco spray

2. Shared materials (to be coordinated among participants):

• Acrylic paints
• Box of pins
• Cutter

Coordination for shared materials will be done via the parents’ WhatsApp group.

3. Printing pre-prepared templates:
Templates will be sent to parents via WhatsApp. Please ensure the required printing dimensions are followed.

About the Instructor:

Azza Abdel Moneim Farag
Azza is a multimedia visual artist with a Master’s degree in Fine Arts (Sculpture) from Alexandria University (2014). She has pursued independent studies in storytelling, scenography, and literary writing. She has been active in the art scene since 2001 and currently serves as a curator at the Mahmoud Said Museum under the Ministry of Culture. Azza has been an art instructor since 2007.

Workshop Fees:

300 EGP per participant.
Registration will be under the child’s name, and communication will be with the parent/guardian.

Registration Deadline:
Thursday, January 30, or until the maximum number of participants is reached.

Payment Date:
Saturday, February 1, from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM at the center’s reception desk.

We look forward to your participation in this creative and educational workshop!

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