Programs
Experimental Practice
Explore beneath the surface and encounter new perspectives through play, reflection, and spontaneity. Meet yourself and the world in unexpected ways.
60-Day Challenge for Inner Work ∙ Begins 1 November 2026
Enter a structured sanctuary for daily reflection, undivided attention, and creative emergence. Through guided inquiry, self-discovery, and steady presence, stop performing your life and start being in it.
28-Day Course ∙ Begins 17 November 2026
Through playful experiments and deliberate risk-taking, develop a more spontaneous relationship with creative practice. Discover unconventional approaches to mark-making.
28-Day Course ∙ Spring 2027
Through engaged exploration and new ways of looking, develop a deeper and more reflective relationship with yourself and the world. Discover new ways of seeing.
Experimental Poetry
28-Day Course ∙ Winter 2026/7
Through exploratory prompts and unexpected constraints, develop a looser and less constrained relationship with writing. Use language to evoke meanings, ideas, and emotions beyond literal or everyday speech.
Art as Psychological Process
Seminar ∙ Spring 2027
Explore art-making as a mode of psychological inquiry. Through readings, lectures, and studio prompts drawn from depth psychology and phenomenology, examine what attention, imagination, symbol, and emotion reveal when you make.
Deepening
Workshop and Process ∙ Ongoing
Previously called Creative Imagination. A workshop and process to engage directly with the unconscious through image and symbol. Through a guided practice, work with what surfaces beneath rational thought.
Studio Hours
Live Calls ∙ Ongoing
Those enrolled in Experimental Drawing, Experimental Photography, and Experimental Poetry get access to Studio Hours, live multidisciplinary calls offering space for feedback and reflection on your work. Join a course to receive access.
Questions? Contact me or email hello@francescasciandra.com.
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