Elemental Creative Flow

A collaborative art process

An invitation to connect, create and flow with the elements

Enjoy an immersive afternoon of creativity, music and self-expression, where art becomes a shared exploration.

Join visual artist Vincent Meyburgh and musician Jannous Nkululeku Aukema for a unique two-hour experience that brings together collaborative painting, live instrumental cello, movement and reflection.

Inspired by the natural elements of earth, water, fire and air, this intimate workshop invites you to explore your creativity in a playful, intuitive and connected way.

How does the flowing sound of water inspire colour and movement? What shapes emerge from the energy of fire? How might the stillness of earth or the freedom of air find expression through your hands?

You'll be invited to move beyond thinking and simply create, allowing sound, colour and movement and imagination to lead the way.

Together, we'll contribute to one large, evolving abstract artwork.

After the paint has dried Vincent will add layers of paint and it will become part of his new body of work.

Each participant will receive a digital image of the finished painting as a keepsake, with the option to purchase a professionally printed reproduction afterwards.

No artistic experience is necessary. This is not about painting something perfect. It's about enjoying the freedom of creativity and embracing the beauty of the unexpected.

Your Facilitators:

Vincent Meyburgh has worked as a theatre maker, musician and painter since graduating from UCT in 1993. He was the artistic director of Jungle Theatre Company from 2004 until 2023 where he created theatrical events based on African folktales. He currently lives and works in Cape Town as a freelance painter, musician and theatre maker.

Jannous Nkululeko Aukema is a South African cellist, composer and sound artist whose work spans theatre, film and multimedia installations. His original compositions have featured in numerous acclaimed productions, earning recognition including a Fleur du Cap Award for Best Original Composition. His musical practice explores the expressive possibilities of sound and creative experimentation.

What to expect:

• Collaborative Painting – Explore colour, texture and spontaneous expression as we create one collective artwork.
• Live Instrumental music – Cello instrumentation, inspired by the sounds, rhythms and energies of nature.
• Movement & Reflection – Connect with your body, imagination and the present moment through gentle movement and reflection.

Event details

Date: Saturday, 21 November 2026

Time: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Venue: The Commons

Duration: 2 hours

Spaces: Limited to just 10 participants

Art materials: All paints and materials provided

We look forward to creating with you!