Spring is a season of change, and plants are one of the best ways to observe time in motion. In this hands-on botanical illustration workshop, led by Sarah Sharak, artist, researcher, and illustrator.
Participants will explore how plants act as natural timekeepers, reflecting shifts in seasons, climate, and environment. Through guided drawing exercises and close observation, you'll learn techniques to capture the details of leaves, flowers, and stems while considering how plants document the world around them.
Whether you're new to illustration or already have experience, this workshop offers a chance to slow down, sharpen your observation skills, and create botanical artworks inspired by nature.
This workshop is 120 AED per participant.
About the instructor:
Sarah Sharak is an artist and researcher exploring botany, memory, and time through visual storytelling. A Third Culture Kid, born in Kuwait, a 12 year resident of the UAE. She is fascinated by tiny things and wild landscapes, which are the source of inspiration in her creative projects. She has an MA in illustration and a professional background in art education. She is currently working on a series of artwork inspired by the native landscapes of the UAE.