17/06/2025
🌀 My messy Labyrinth 🌀
Α playful workshop for adults!
🌿 This summer, Hehe (Helen & Hector, a creative team from Thessaloniki, Greece), brings to Luxembourg 200kg of clay and many other sensory materials, to offer a unique, hands-on experience that blends art, creative play, mindfulness and inner work.
꩜ Inspired by the ancient Minoan labyrinth, a timeless symbol of transformation and renewal, this workshop invites us to step gently away from the rush, embrace the mess and share a space of stillness while we build something meaningful out of clay - with our hands and the power of community - and then, we deconstruct it again.
Unlike a maze, the labyrinth holds no tricks. It is a spiral that guides us safely to the center. And then — it guides us back out, offering moments of reflection, grounding and gentle emotional release. And this time we will not just walk it. We’ll build it together, with clay, color, texture — and our mindful presence.
🌱 The choice of materials is intentional — an essential part of the experience. Clay is not just a medium; it is the earth itself. Its natural scent and texture engage the senses, grounding us in the present moment and connecting us to something raw and elemental. Creating alongside others fosters a sense of connection, belonging, and shared meaning — all deeply therapeutic in nature.
Practical Information
🗓 Date: 05.07.25
🕓 Time: 14:30 - 16:00
📍 Location: Pal’Art
20 rue des Peupliers
2328, Hamm, Luxembourg
👥 For adults (18+)
🌿 Facilitated by: Hehe – Helen & Hector - A creative team from Thessaloniki, Greece
💶 Participation fee: 65€
📩 Registrations: [email protected]
Who are Hehe
Based in Thessaloniki, Greece, Hehe is a creative team led by developmental psychologist Eleni Oikonomidou and sculptor/ceramist Ektor Gialamas. Since 2010, they have pioneered "Messy, Sensory & Clay Play" in Greece, establishing groups for both children and adults that champion free, expressive play with natural materials.
Hehe's approach celebrates the creative chaos of childhood while guiding adults to rediscover their own inner playfulness. Using natural clay as a core medium, their activities foster a deep connection with the Earth, sparking self-expression and empowering participants to build skills and uncover hidden strengths.
More than just a creative team, Hehe is a groundbreaking movement in Greece. Through their programs and seminars, they share a unique philosophy that fuses developmental psychology with tactile, process art, empowering all participants to connect more deeply with their creativity, their personality, each other, and the natural world.
