Fro whom
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In the workshop, participants can each make two cards with natural, dried flowers. With the flowers I talk about the traditional symbolism and history, 'the language of flowers', which was especially popular in the 19th century and early 20th century, so that you know what you are sending. With the 'forget-me-not' the message is already in the name of the plant, but there are even more flowers with meaning! I also explain where and in what season these plants can be found and how participants can dry them at home. It is also possible to work with graphite and frottage techniques: this gives a black and white, very detailed print of the plants in which the veins are clearly visible.

Teacher
Annet Breure is an Arabist and Plant Storyteller.
Her first job was at the historical theme park Archeon. She learned a lot about the practical use of plants, which knowledge and experience she uses in her workshops, such as twining nettles, fibers or tree bark. 
'I love poring over books and during my training as an Arabist I learned to do critical source research. Both the smell of yellowed pages and withered leaves in the forest make my heart beat faster!
Plants inspire people in art and popular culture: of course, because we live together on this planet. It is interesting how their healing effect is intertwined with, for example, spirituality. So I have a broad approach in my plant stories.  I choose stories that can inspire and broaden our view of the world.'

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