pixlogist ✕ angelafoe presents
Gathering Light (光影拾遺)
collaboration with Redjade Pavilion, EAST2046
Gathering Light is a walking and sketching session in Holland Park that follows the light and shadow along the path. We open with a short stretch and breath at a threshold point, marking the moment we step away from the everyday. From there, an observation warm-up reopens the senses before we start sketching: not a finished picture, just fragments of shapes, symbols and lines pulled from what we noticed along the way.
We'll be sketching on handcrafted mulberry paper (桑皮紙), listed as an intangible cultural heritage craft, shared by Red Jade Pavilion, who introduce it to us through Pixlogist and Angela, as they can't join on the day. Fragments are pooled anonymously, and everyone picks one that isn't theirs to build on, turning individual observation into something made together. We close with an open, optional share, no need to reveal who drew what.
The session runs 2.5 hours, outdoors, at a walking pace with several stops to sketch.
Date: Saturday, 25 July 2026
Time: 15:30 to 18:00 (2.5 hours)
Location: Holland Park, London (exact meeting point sent to registered participants closer to the date)
Price: £5 per person
Capacity: Up to 15 participants
What to bring: comfortable shoes for walking and sketching. Stationery provided.
pixlogist
A London-based artist exploring cities through walking, illustration and shared observation, connecting places through the people and places we walk past.
AngelaFoe
Running around London pubs, theatres and everything in between. Hopping into crowds and manifesting communities. Life is side-questioning.
Redjade Pavilion
Founded by contemporary artist Redjade, rooted in centuries of culture and craft, carrying ancient tradition across mountains and seas, East and West, into the present.
EAST2046
A social enterprise (CIC) built around the idea of an “Eastern Futurism”, connecting artists, scholars, and technologies. Through festivals, exhibitions, courses and communities, it turns interdisciplinary ideas into live experiences the public can take part in.