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Through making, dialogue, and ritual, this social design workshop offers an intimate space to face the emotions of the climate and ecological crisis. Together, we shape clay into small altars that hold our grief, care, and hope, later fired and returned to you as a personal anchor for your feelings.
Shaping Climate Emotions Through Clay and Social Design
The climate and ecologial crisis often bring heavy emotions that are hard to express. In this workshop we slow down, reflect, and work with clay to shape small personal altars. These pieces give a place to hold grief, care, and hope.
You don’t need any experience, just an openness to explore. With roots in ecology, social design, and interaction design, the session helps you turn feelings into something tangible and meaningful. By working together, sharing thoughts, and creating in silence, you connect with both your inner self and others.
Each altar will be glazed and fired, then available for pickup afterwards: a physical piece to return to when you want to reconnect. (If you live further away, shipping options are available).
This workshop is a gentle way to explore climate emotions through speculative design, creativity, and community.
Practical Information
• Duration: 2 hours
• Hosted at Nulzes, NRE site. In walking distance from the train station and city centre.
• Accessibility: The workshop is on the 1st floor via stairs; no elevator available. Please contact us to discuss participation options if needed.
• Small groups: approximately 10 participants per session (max. 15)
