Activity Title:

LINEWORK Drawing Workshop:

Explore Rio through drawing

Description

LINEWORK  is a dynamic series of online interactive freehand drawing workshops led by architect and conceptual artist Lorenzo Nassimbeni. Designed for architects, designers across disciplines, and artists, whether seasoned professionals or curious students —LINEWORK offers a unique space to explore architectural and artistic concepts through the liberating medium of freehand drawing.

Each workshop has its own unique theme. Participants draw live during each session, uncovering unexpected insights and honing their skills under Lorenzo’s guidance. Whether you are looking to refine your drawing techniques or rekindle your passion for drawing, we invite you to join our workshops and embark on a creative journey filled with discovery and inspiration.

We have space for a maximum of 30 participants per workshop. Our workshops take place on Zoom and fill up quickly. Proof of payment secures your space!

*Graphics by Azraa Gabru

Date:

Saturday, 26 July 2025

Time:

14h00-17h00 (SAST)

Place:

Our workshops take place online over Zoom.

Cost

SACAP members: R 1150 (incl. VAT) per workshop

GIfA members: R 1750 (incl.VAT) ) per workshop

Students: R 200 (incl.VAT) ) per workshop

CPD Points:

1 CPD point (CAT 1) per workshop.

Each monthly workshop has its own unique theme; therefore, you may attend more than one workshop.

Validating Voluntary Association:

GIFA

Link

Website:

https://www.lorenzonassimbeni.com/linework-workshop

Registration link: https://www.lorenzonassimbeni.com/workshop/linework/register

Contact details: e-mail : azraa@lorenzonassimbeni.com mobile :+27727797535   

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/linework_drawing_workshop/

Pre-workshop preparation:

Please note that participants are required to complete preparatory activities which are essential to completing the workshop. These activities include going through reading material related to the brief for the workshop (this material will be provided by LINEWORK prior to the workshop), sourcing of workshop drawing materials, building a screen for the photographing of work created during the workshop (this is not always required depending on the content of the brief), and going through the brief before the workshop.