Workshops

Ecology Engagement

It’s a known fact that the more we immerse ourselves in the natural world the healthier and more whole we become. It is for this reason that Angelina offers a wide range of workshops and experiences for all ages with the goal of inspiring and foraging a connection towards our natural roots. Below are examples of the range of workshops she offers.

Seasonal Forager – immerse yourself in the natural world with all your senses throughout various seasons. Uncover stories and recipes hidden within your local ecosystem. Make your own natural tasty treats and gain new recipes that you easily can add to your pantry each year.

Naturally Creative – drawings/painting/cyanotype photograph and storytelling – Tap into your creativity while being inspired by the natural world around you. Take with you a unique artwork and stories that you can share with your family and friends.

For more information and to book a workshop send an email to Angelina.d.kumar@gmail.com

Pedagogy

Angelina Kumar has being creating and conducting a range of educational programs, workshops and seminars, exploring the various perspectives encompassing ecology, regeneration, sustainability and circularity since 2019. She employs methods such as long term thinking, system thinking and the commons in her approach.

Educational Workshops and Seminars

Through ongoing workshops and seminars for students, circular design thinking concepts and ecological sustainability are openly explored and expressed. The aim is to allow the students to discover their own interest within these topics and to subconsciously generate their own methods for ecological sustainability within their practice. Some of the assignments are designed in manner that the students start with questioning the types of materials they use or could use, where they source the material from, how they use it and what happens when the experiment is finished.

“Sowing Sustainable Prospects: Explore the Landscape of Leidsche Rijn and Imagine the Future” Workshop.

Sept. 2020

In collaborations with artist Merel Zwarts and Postdoctoral Researcher – Corelia Baibarach-Duignan from the Utrecht University and at the Traveling Farm Museum location in Leidsche Rijn, Utrecht, Netherlands.