This creative studio pairs hands-on art practices with digital fabrication, inviting students to explore how traditional techniques and modern tools can work together. Over two weeks, students will experiment with methods like drawing, sculpting, and printmaking, then bring their ideas into new dimensions using 3D printing and laser cutting.

Along the way, they’ll learn to move between sketchbook and software, translating handmade textures, forms, and patterns into precisely fabricated pieces. By the end, each student will have designed and built a final art project that blends craft and technology in a personal, expressive way. Participants will showcase their work in a final gallery-style exhibition.