Starting January 11, 2026, our new Art Semester invites children aged 8–11 into an inspiring, playful journey through drawing and painting. We work with watercolors, acrylics, pastels, pencils, markers, and collage materials, encouraging curiosity, experimentation, and confidence in a relaxed studio atmosphere.
Throughout the semester, children discover art through the works of modern and contemporary artists. Lessons are built around engaging themes such as emotions, movement, nature, imagination, and even outer space — helping young artists connect visual expression with personal experience.
Painting and drawing become tools for thinking, sensing, and storytelling. Children learn to express feelings through color, line, shape, texture, and process — including the freedom to explore, experiment, and sometimes make a mess. At the same time, they develop fine motor skills, eye–hand coordination, and visual awareness by learning how tools move through space, not only where they land.
Our approach is grounded in child psychology: up to the age of 11, playfulness and motivation are essential. Rather than focusing on strict academic rules, we prioritize exploration, coordination, and creative confidence. This gently prepares children for more structured work with composition, volume, and academic drawing in older groups.
We are proud to work with an international community. Our classes bring together children from different countries and cultural backgrounds, making the studio not only a place for art, but also for friendship, openness, and a wider worldview. Art becomes a shared language — one that helps children connect beyond borders.