Neurographic art by Alexandria Gaujot Sat. Jan. 18 3 pm
Neurographic art
Cost per adult $35 (supplies included) (family friendly, kids $20)
sign up here:
https://www.alexandriasart.com/classregistration
Date: Saturday, January 18th
Time: 3 pm
All ages/Beginner/Intermediate
Description: Russian psychologist Pavel Piskarev coined the term Neurographica in 2014. It is the method of creating mind and body connections through a combination of art and psychology. Pavel describes this creative process as a method of transforming the world of your feelings into artistic expression. This process uses a drawing technique that links the conscience with the subconscious. The result is an awareness and mindfulness that helps turn stress into calm. According to International Visual Art Foundation, neurographic art has been scientifically validated and proven, and it is one of the most widely used psychological techniques in art therapy today. Students will learn neurographic art technique and use acrylic painting and will leave with beautiful artwork that will surprise oneself. Must try class!
Purchase tickets in advance. Seats are limited.
No drawing skill required! Come and enjoy a friendly and creative atmosphere.
This class is taught by local artist Alexandria Gaujot who was born and raised in Donetsk Ukraine. Morgantown West Virginia became her home in 2003. She graduated from Fairmont State University in 2012 with B.A. in Family and Consumer Science majoring in Interior Design; and received her Art Therapy Certification in 2024.