“Artamin” - Co-Creation Workshop

1/10/2026 • completed

At the “Youth Dreams Come True – Ride with Your Dreams” charity carnival, the Octone Foundation partnered with the “Artamin” co-creation workshop to launch a large-scale public art project themed around “Dreamcatchers.” Together with artist Beiya Yang and curator Karl Law, the team utilized the warmth of weaving to build an interactive platform where children, teenagers, and families could articulate their dreams and messages. Over two days, participants completed three massive woven installations: one signature piece specially created for the Foundation, and two panels co-created live by the public. More than just an art activity, this collaboration served as a vivid practice of youth arts education, community engagement, and collective benevolence, standing as the carnival's visual and emotional core where countless dreams were woven, witnessed, and treasured.

For the “Youth Dream – Ride the Dream” Charity Carnival, The Octone Foundation invited the “Artamin” Art Co-creation Workshop to jointly launch a large-scale public art project themed around “Dreamcatchers.”

The Foundation collaborated with artist Beiya Yang and curator Karl Law to create an interactive platform for children, youth, and families to express their dreams and wishes through the warm and tactile art of weaving. During the event, participants co-created three large woven installations: one dedicated piece representing the Foundation’s mission, and two additional panels woven collectively by the public over the two-day carnival.

This collaboration was not merely an artistic activity, but a vivid embodiment of the Foundation’s commitment to promoting aesthetic education for youth, encouraging community engagement, and gathering the power of public goodwill. The final artwork served as the visual and emotional centerpiece of the carnival, bearing witness to countless dreams being woven, seen, and cherished.