Mandala Making 2024 Seal Cois Farraige

Mandala Making 2024
Seal Cois Farraige

Join Mayumi, an amazing Japanese land artist, as she guides participants in co-creating a beautiful large-scale natural geometric shape using natural materials- flowers / leaves / shells / twigs, inspired by a poetry image.

A truly mindful, creative and uplifting experience.

All materials provided.

  • Venue: Red Island Martello Tower.
    Meet at Sailing Club, Harbour Road and walk to Red Island
    The event will take place in Sailing Club if weather is inclement!
  • The event will take place in Sailing Club if weather is inclement!
  • Date and time: Friday / Dé hAoine 13/09/2024, 1.30 to 3pm
  • Tickets €5 on Eventbrite (fees apply). There will be some tickets available on the day, come early!

Mayumi Nakabayashi

Mayumi is originally from Japan and has been living in Ireland since 1999.

She creates ephemeral mandalas (geometric patterns) and land art using plants and other natural materials. Her works are all spontaneous – no premeditated designs.

She is also a therapist and a voice worker. Her passion is to explore wellness and creativity by working with nature in/ around us.

She works with people of all ages in diverse communities. Her youngest workshop participants are 4 years old, the oldest is 94 years old.

Her notable works are: the facilitator of Microbiota & Flower Mandala Making workshops, the artistic director of Womandala na hEireann project since 2020, the facilitator for the Community Nature Mandala Making in Five Lamps Arts Festival 2022, and the contributor for the art book ‘Earth Colour’ by Emma Burleigh (published in May 2022 from Liminal 11).

Join in making a giant mandala with natural materials with Japanese Artist Mayumi Nakabayashi. All materials provided. Meet at Sailing Club.

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Funding for the 2024 festival from Fingal County Council, the Arts Council and Dublin UNESCO City of Literature is gratefully acknowledged. With support from Poetry Ireland.

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