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Workshop ‘Trigger your story’ by Yi-Fei Chen

During the workshop ‘Trigger your story’ artist and designer Yi-Fei Chen will take you on a step-by-step narrative journey. Discover storytelling through freestyle drawing with different prompts to trigger your imagination and find your storyline.

Chen uses a mix of creative strategies like design thinking and storytelling and encourages participants to reach new forms of self-expression and exploration. Letting your intuition and storytelling capabilities take you on a surprising journey.
 
  • Date: Saturday, May 24th
  • Time: 14.00-16.00
  • Location: Depot of Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Education room, second floor
  • Free of charge, to sign up send an email to zuid@boijmans.nl
Yi-Fei Chen is a versatile artist and designer who, in her fellowship at Zuid. Boijmans Van Beuningen, investigates how objects can empower people by combining psychology, creative thinking and self-expression. She guides participants in designing their own personalized objects, allowing them to not only express their creativity but explore new perspectives on themselves as well. Chen will also continue her previous theme of tears and develop a new work related to Tear Gun, her artwork acquired by the museum in 2022.

During the 2016 Dutch Design Week, she showcased Tear Gun, a device designed to collect and freeze real tears. Chen conceived this symbolic artwork to illustrate her personal challenge of expressing her thoughts and feelings.