Bamboo Workshop in Nepal

Co-founder Ayaka and Edgar were invited by Sagar Chhetri, who is a visual artist from Nepal, and organized a Bamboo workshop in Nepal on January 2019.

This was reported in the article on website of Lakshmi Mittal South Asia Institute at Harvard University . “While at Harvard, Sagar met Ayaka Yamashita, a MDes Candidate ’21 and Fulbright student at Harvard Graduate School of Design who works with Bhutanese refugees from Nepal as Co-Founder and Director of EDAYA with her partner Edger Banasan, a master bamboo craftsman and musician from the Philippines. “In January 2020, Ayaka and Edger called me from the airport and told me they were boarding a flight for Kathmandu,” he recalled. Reconnecting with his peers from half a world away in Nepal, the three shared their work with one another. “Before they ended their week-long trip in Nepal, we made sure art students at Kathmandu University got a chance to learn a new bamboo craft,” he said — bringing his experiences, knowledge, and connections all the way from Cambridge back to the students of Nepal.”

(Lakshmi Mittal South Asia Institute, An Artist’s Journey from Nepal to Cambridge, and Back, Retrieved August 2020 )

An Artist’s Journey from Nepal to Cambridge, and Back

Co-Foundaer の山下とエドガーが、ネパール人のSagar Chhetri氏に招待されて、2019年1月にネパールでワークショップを実施しました。その様子が、ハーバード大学の南アジア研究所のHPの記事に掲載されました。

An Artist’s Journey from Nepal to Cambridge, and Back

 

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