Life in Detail: 3 Day Pattern Making Immersive

Life in Detail: 3 Day Pattern Making Immersive acontece a 27 de novembro de 2026, Cambridge Muslim College, em Cambridge.

As an artist, infuses her creations with a modern twist, breathing new life into traditional motifs and patterns. Her work not only pays homage to the timeless beauty of Islamic art but also serves as a poignant reminder of its enduring relevance in today's rapidly evolving world. Within the workshop, Zahirah aspires to use her art to cultivate a safe space for individuals to explore mental health and emotional vulnerability, fostering a sense of community and sparking important conversations. The session will be co-led by a qualified Islamic psychologist, as a space is fostered where creation, exchange and beauty can come together to play. Each day of this intensive will build on each other. You will need to participate in all three workshops , please consider before registering: Friday 27 November , 16.00-18.00 Saturday 28 November , 14.00-16.00 Sunday 29 November , 14.00-16.00 Pleasee note that doors will close shortly before the advertised time, so we request that you arrive 15 minutes before the start time. Open for all, regardless of faith. About Zahirah Hafiz Drawing inspiration from the rich heritage of Islamic art, Manchester-based artist Zahirah Hafiz reimagines traditional motifs and patterns through a contemporary lens, celebrating their timeless beauty and relevance. Her practice began in 2016 as a way of navigating her own experiences with anxiety, leading her to discover the transformative power of art as a form of self-expression and healing. Through her work, Zahirah aims to create a safe space for exploring mental health and emotional vulnerability, fostering community and encouraging meaningful conversations. About The Cambridge Festival of Islamic Arts The Cambridge Festival of Islamic Arts runs from 19 to 29 November 2026, bringing performances, exhibitions, lectures, and workshops to Cambridge's historic colleges, museums, and cultural spaces. Open to everyone, the festival celebrates the beauty and diversity of Islamic arts, and, fifty years on from the landmark 1976 World of Islam Festival, carries that spirit into our own time. Find out more at cfia.co.uk.