Get hands-on with LEGO and unleash your creativity! Design your own printing plate using LEGO bricks, then make a one-of-a-kind postcard to take home. Guided by artists with disabilities, Emma and Hairi, this playful workshop combines imagination, accessibility, and art.
Unleash your creativity in Build, Belong, Become, a hands-on activity where LEGO bricks become your stamping tools! Guided by artists with disabilities, Emma and Hairi, participants can design and print patterns on postcards, transforming simple materials into vibrant, one-of-a-kind keepsakes.
This interactive activity celebrates imagination, inclusion, and personal expression, inviting visitors of all ages and abilities to experiment with pattern, colour, and design. Each postcard you create is a tangible reminder of your creative journey and a unique memento to take home. Build, belong, and become part of this playful, inclusive festival experience!
About the Artist:
ART:DIS (Arts & Disability) Singapore
ART:DIS is a non-profit organisation established in 1993, championing the learning and livelihood opportunities for persons with disabilities (PwDs) in the arts.
We provide a wide range of programmes to enable PwDs to develop their artistic interests, grow their self-confidence and engage them as active members of a supported community.
Our parallel professional development pathways further supports sustainable & meaningful impact for PwDs to gain work experience, empowering them to live independently in the community.
Zulkhairi
Zulkhairi draws inspiration from popular culture, architecture, and everyday objects, transforming familiar imagery into bold, eye-catching works that celebrate the beauty of the ordinary. Influenced by Pop Art, his style blends flat colours, simple forms, and precise lines to make art accessible and relatable. Beyond visual appeal, his works invite reflection on personal and emotional landscapes, bridging the gap between high art and daily life.
Emma Chan
Emma joined ARTDIS in 2022 through the Visual Art Foundation programme and later continued at the ceramic studio, where she has been attending both classes until 2025. She works mainly with ceramics and watercolour, with a focus on creating functional and playful objects such as ocarinas, chopsticks holders, and star-shaped shakers. Her inspiration often comes from online platforms like TikTok and her own curiosity to explore different forms, and enjoy making art that feels lighthearted.
Alongside her practice, Emma has contributed to ARTDIS and beyond. These include cyanotype workshop at Enabling Village, linoprint collaboration with children’s clothing brand, and conducting ceramic workshop with corporate visits. She also co-facilitated an ARTDIS Open Studio workshop in 2023. Emma enjoys these opportunities to meet people and share her skills.
