Queen Victoria Gardens

Get in your element and wear the atmosphere in this hands-on family workshop   

The elemental shapes of Tadao Ando’s pavilion heighten light and shadow, while the pond gives us reflections and wind ripples. Now a trio of spatial designers, creatives and educators—Anna Conrick, Gyungju Chyon and Danica Karaičić—are helping kids fully embody the atmospheric elements at play in the pavilion. In this one-off workshop we’ll get the chance to create wearable objects and small-scale instruments that respond to light, wind, and water. Get attuned to the shifts in atmosphere. Open the senses. Create performances. Fun is in the air. 

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Collaborators: 

Danica Karaičić
Danica is a design educator and creative practitioner with interests in relationships between the body, its immediate surroundings and built environments, space making, body in movement and atmosphere.  

Gyungju Chyon
Gyungju is a Spatial Design Program Director and Industrial Designer with interests in sensory engagement, materiality and atmospheric experience.  

Anna Conrick
Anna is a Spatial Designer, Design Educator, and PhD candidate at the School of Design, MADA. Anna’s work is concerned with developing techniques and technologies for sensory attunement through spatio-sensory play.