A creative nature-inspired art workshop for children : "My Little World"

The Alliance Francaise de Singapour invites you to the new Cakes & Colours Workshop, where every child can imagine their own special garden as a playground, a place filled with the things they love, discover and dream about. Through art, they create a garden that reflects who they are, what makes them happy and what they would love to see grow.

Creative Journey's Program :
Imagine - What does your garden look like ? What colours, flowers, animals or magical things are there ? 
Explore - What would you like to see, touch, smell or discover in your garden ? 
Plant - What would you like to grow ? Flowers, vegetables, trees... or something imaginary ? 
Play - What would you love to do in your garden ? Build, explore, play, read, dance, create ?
Create - Bring your garden to life using paint, collage, leaves, dried flowers, natural elements, glitters and markers 

They will explore shapes, colours, textures, and the final artwork becomes their own little world : a garden full of their ideas, personality and imagination. 

This workshop encourages creativity, self-expression, and storytelling while developing artistic skills in a joyful environment.

Location: Alliance Française, Seminar room 1, Level 4

About D'Gers

D’Gers, born in 1978, is an artist from the Franche-Comté region with a

unique artistic concept, D’Gers Mix Media.

Her sustainable artwork is crafted from recycled ECO materials, resulting in one of-a-kind creations.

With a background in "Beaux Arts" and international experience as a marketing manager and events director, she integrates art with environmental consciousness.

Her workshops are tailored for various settings, which aims to enrich mental health through self-expression and stress coping mechanisms.

Beyond art, she is an active member of the Women Artists Association in Singapore, participating in renowned exhibitions.

She is also involved in community projects, including commissioned Art mural projects for the government and the development of the first community garden in AMK, or for Singapore River, showcasing her dedication to building a vibrant artistic community in Singapore