About Drawing Closer to Nature with Nadine Mazzola
Spend time in the beauty of Fruitlands, savoring the wonder of spring flowers, meadows, woodlands, and gardens, and creating art from your experiences. When you draw closer to nature through art, you also draw closer to yourself. You uncover an innate connectedness that is part of being human and being creative.
“We need to remember that we are all created creative and can invent new scenarios as frequently as they are needed.” ― Maya Angelou
Engaging our various ways of knowing with, mind, body, and spirit, and incorporating elements of forest bathing and expressive arts, you’ll work with simple materials and methods to reflect upon and create from what you are noticing in nature and yourself.
Registration includes all supplies and tools for the workshop. No previous art experience is necessary. There will be some LOW to MODERATE hiking involved on woodland trails and hills. All levels are welcome.
Nadine Mazzola has shared her signature, holistic, heart-centered style of teaching with hundreds of students, from those with no art experience to professional artists. She is known for creating a supportive environment within each class for learning, exploring, creating, playing and nurturing the joy to bubble up within each person.
Instructor – Nadine Mazzola
Nadine Mazzola (she/her) is an artist, educator, certified forest therapy guide, and author of the multi-award-winning book, “Forest Bathing with Your Dog”. She has shared her signature, holistic, heart-centered style of teaching with hundreds of students, from those with no art experience to professional artists. She is known for creating a supportive environment within each class for learning, exploring, creating, playing, and nurturing joy. Nadine’s favorite color is yellow. A cancer survivor herself, Nadine often works with groups affected by cancer. A senior trainer for the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy since 2016, and the Virginia Thurston Healing Garden since 2017, Nadine brings a depth of life experience bridging Nature, expressive arts, and somatics.
