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Telepathic Drawing: Creative Encounters in the Astral Plane

  • Abney Park Trust Stoke Newington High Street London, England, N16 0LH United Kingdom (map)

Gates of the Abode - A season of talks and workshops on death, departure and the unseen at Abney Park; this event is part of the Second Sight series.

Telepathic Drawing is a practice-based workshop exploring the astral plane, non-verbal communication, intuition and shared awareness through mark-making.

Participants will be guided through a series of exercises that invite deep concentration and attention to subtle cues - bodily sensation, rhythm, emotion, and the energetic signals passing between us. Drawing will be used not as a representational skill but as a responsive tool for recording and translating these intangible exchanges.

The session holds a space to connect and communicate on the subtle level, tuning out the deafening noise of the outside world and reaching for long-forgotten inner abilities.

This event is aimed at all those who wish to explore their extra-sensory abilities. Participation is intuitive; no previous experience or artistic background needed.

This event is part of Second Sight, a series of art and intuition-led creative workshops by White SOL Studio inspired by Abney's rich history of Victorian Spiritualism and mysticism. Among those buried here is Georgiana Eagle, who performed as "The Mysterious Lady" and was advertising her ‘Second Sight’ act in London years before the Spiritualist movement.

About White SOL Studio

White SOL is an art and creative production studio led by Stoke Newington-based multidisciplinary artist and cultural producer Sofia Gryzinski. Inspired by the energetic interplay between human and non-human worlds, the studio creates site-specific installations, live art, participatory performances, events and workshops, often unfolding in dialogue with nature and the environments we inhabit.

Meeting point:
Please meet at the Harriet Delph room, next to the cafe, at the Stoke Newington High Street entrance.
Please arrive 10 - 15 minutes before the start time of 7:00pm.

Access information:
The Harriet Delph room is located next to the Abney Park Cafe.
There is level access at the High Street entrance to Abney Park.
Accessible toilet facilities are available.

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