Collect
Choose photographs and materials with useful colour, texture or memory.
MIXED MEDIA
Cut, layer and rebuild the image.
Use photographs, textiles, paper, gold leaf, dried plants and found material to create balanced handmade collages.
Why learn this?
The process changes how you understand the photograph.
Collage gives photographs another life. Instead of treating the image as untouchable, you can cut, cover, repeat and combine it with materials that change its meaning, texture and rhythm.
This guide prepares you for the session. The live product page remains the source for current booking options, availability, inclusions and price.
Inside the workshop
Four connected stages.
Compose
Test scale, balance, negative space and relationships before fixing anything.
Layer
Combine paper, textiles, botanicals, film negatives or decorative elements.
Finish
Turn the composition into an art print, card, bookmark or another small object.
Who it is for
Begin where you are.
- Beginners who want a relaxed creative entry point
- Photographers reworking existing images
- Mixed-media artists
- Friends and private creative groups
Choose the format
Book the standard session—or ask us to build another one.
Individual, couple or listed option
Use the live workshop product for the currently available formats. Private workshops without a fixed date are scheduled with you after purchase.
Company or larger private group
Group size changes teaching time, materials, equipment and capacity. Tell us the participant count, preferred date, language and desired outcome for a tailored quotation.
Before booking
Questions that matter.
Do I need to bring materials?
The workshop provides materials. You may also bring personal photographs, magazines or small items you would like to include.
Do I need collage experience?
No. Demonstrations introduce composition, layering and texture before individual making begins.
Can I take the work home?
Yes. Participants keep the pieces they make during the workshop.
Can a company request a private version?
Yes. Tell us the group size, location, intended duration and whether a shared theme or outcome is needed.
Berlin Photo Studio