This hands-on workshop, hosted by multidisciplinary artist and educator Sana Waqar, invites children to explore the creative world of Cardboard Mosaics using playful, sensory-friendly techniques.
Participants will use cardboard as their base canvas, drawing simple images such as flowers, animals, abstract patterns, or favourite objects. They will then cut geometric or organic shapes from sticky-back foam sheets and layer them over their drawings to build vibrant mosaics full of colour and texture.
The workshop encourages playful exploration of texture, pattern, and repetition, letting children enjoy the magic of seeing their designs come to life. No prior experience is needed, and all materials are provided to ensure a fun, creative experience.
This workshop is free to attend and is suitable for individuals and families of all ages.
This workshop is now fully booked. If you’d like to be placed on the waitlist, please click here.
About Sana Waqar
Sana Waqar is a multidisciplinary artist from Pakistan based in Dubai. With over ten years of training and experience in textile, fashion, and visual arts, Sana has participated in numerous freelance projects and exhibitions, both locally and internationally. In 2019, Sana graduated with an MA in Art and Design Studies from Beaconhouse National University and later joined as a teaching associate in the School of Visual Arts and Design.
As a practicing artist, Sana is always open to new opportunities and gaining diverse experience in the field of art and design. Sana has been a part of the Campus Art Dubai 10.0 Programme as an Exhibitor Relations Assistant. She currently teaches Patterning Practices as a visiting faculty at BNU and works closely, designing and facilitating interactive family workshops and programmes at the Jameel Arts Centre.
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