Carole Enahoro

A trauma-informed multimedia art and writing workshop series
 

These workshops offer a guided passage from unacknowledged experience into forms of expression shared within a group, or even enter the public realm, according to participant choice. It is a powerful form of reclaiming power.
 

The process begins with experimental art journaling—working with inks, paint, layering, collage, mark-making, and free writing to explore experience without needing to explain it. Pages can conceal as much as they reveal: meaning may be buried, abstracted, or protected within layers of material.
 

Participants then work with forms of semi-disclosure, such as scrolls, ritual objects, or materials that allow articulation without full exposure.

From there, those who wish to move further can translate their work into video poems, sound pieces, collaborative projects, or installations—choosing how, where, and to whom their work is voiced. Public expression may be intimate or expansive, symbolic or direct, opaque or explicit.
 

The workshops are facilitated within a trauma-informed, care-led framework that prioritises agency, pacing, and participant control. No prior art experience is required, and there is no emphasis on technique or correctness, but rather experimentation and the freedom to work outside conventional art models.

More details to follow in 2026.