CREATIVE WORKSHOPS
Creative gatherings where you can experiment with color, change your mind and simply create in your own way.
You can come with an idea for a painting or no idea at all. It’s not about making the perfect canvas or mastering a specific technique. What matters is the process: trying things, changing direction, seeing what happens along the way and creating without constantly judging the result.
Paula Figura · Sunrisa Art
Creating just for the joy of it
I love coming back to the freedom we had when we created as kids, before we started wondering whether something was pretty, right or good enough.
The workshops are a place to stay curious, play with color and form, follow your own ideas and see where they take you.
I’m there to guide you, give you ideas and offer a bit of structure when you need it. But there’s no one right way to do things here. What matters is that you leave having spent some time creating your way — with a piece that feels genuinely yours.
Who are the creative workshops for?
You don’t need any experience. Just come curious, try something new and see what you enjoy about creating.
You may already have plenty of experience. Then the workshop can be a chance to step away from familiar techniques, try a different approach and give yourself a little more freedom.
You create at your own pace in whatever way feels right to you.
What we do in the workshops
Workshops can look very different. Sometimes we start with color, sometimes with a material. A theme might spark an idea or it might simply start with the urge to make something with our own hands.
We paint intuitively, play with color, decorate clothes, use henna and try different ways of creating. Some workshops are loose and playful, while others focus on a particular material, idea or way of working.
One of my favorite workshops is about creating Buenestados.
We come back to those moments when we feel truly good with ourselves and with what’s around us. We look at what makes them feel that way and find ways to turn them into color, rhythm and form.
When the room suddenly goes quiet
This is one of my favorite parts of a workshop. Everyone gets absorbed in what they’re doing — a color, a line, a tiny detail and for a while nothing else seems to matter.
Hands keep moving, ideas start to flow and the room settles into that rare kind of focus you don’t have to force. You’re just there, making something, fully in it.
Good to know
We keep the groups small and the atmosphere relaxed. Most workshops last around 2.5 hours, while some take a little longer.
Group size, materials and the way we work vary from workshop to workshop, but everything you need will be ready for you when you arrive.
Want to join?
See you at buen sitio
My studio and Sunrisa workshops are based at Buen Sitio Valencia, a space dedicated to art, breathwork and creativity.
C/ Doctor Monserrat 18, bajo 1
46008 València
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