Masterclass
Abstract Art Creation
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What is this masterclass about?
If you would like to know how to even start creating your own abstract art... then this is for you. With or without personal therapeutic guidance. That could be a bonus. (www.jorisplu.com - mind changer therapy - new window will open) Abstract art for me is a wonderful form of expressing my feelings through art. Letting go of those things that keeps my mind busy all the time. Creating abstract art gives me a certain freedom for my mind. And while creating, new unique ideas come into my mind. We humans have a certain need to create. With this art... it releases lots of stress, gives us the opportunity to make a difference in our own life and also of others. And... after the art creation... we have something unique in our hands... made by ourselves. This private masterclass will be given, what most people want these days, in the comfort of your own house. We start with an introduction about art in general, abstract art, materials, etcetera... After that you take your first step into the world of abstract art... the way 'you' see it and 'feel' it. I will be there only to guide you whenever you need it... but in general... being abstract is being you. It is all in you... let the art, the creation help you to get it out. Classes will be held on a basis of your choice. Prices can include all materials or you bring your own. The main purpose is that you have a good time while creating your abstract art. If you like more information, please click on the contact button here below. Have a great day! |
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Testimonials "Thank you very much Joris for making me believe in my own power of creating something so beauteful! My piece of art is now hanging in our dining room. I just love it!" "Creating something gives me so much joy, happiness. It feels like being lost in time. I am going to buy my own material now and going to do this on a regular basis... it really helps me to relax a lot!" "Joris is a wonderful teacher. He has the gift of listening and just letting me experience my way of creating. I needed this abstract way of letting go, of being me." |
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