​My workshops use creativity as a tool for storytelling, reflection, and connection. Drawing on my experience navigating themes of identity and heritage, I create safe and engaging spaces where participants can explore their own stories through bespoke artistic activities. Whether in workplace settings, community groups, or cultural events, my workshops encourage self-expression, meaningful discussions, and collaborative creativity.
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WHY BOOK A WORKSHOP?
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Interactive & Engaging – Hands-on sessions that encourage creativity and reflection.
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Tailored to Your Needs – Workshops can be customised to fit your organisation’s goals and themes.
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Safe & Inclusive Spaces – Designed to foster dialogue, self-expression, and a sense of belonging.
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Experienced Facilitator – Passionate about equality, diversity, and inclusion with ongoing training in fostering fair and diverse environments
PREVIOUS PARTNERSHIPS/VENUES:
Thank you for your energy and insights during the event. We received so much positive feedback about the day, which is all down to your wonderful contributions.
Your contribution truly enriched the day, and it was wonderful to see how engaged attendees were with your work. We are so grateful for the time and effort you put into making the event a success and I can honestly say, the day would not have been the same without your workshop.
Imogen's workshop was beautifully designed to create a space for reflection and calm contemplation following an afternoon of heavy discussion within our organisation. It allowed our team the space to come together in a positive way to process, digest, unwind and get creative, something that we often struggle to find time and capacity to do. Imogen led the session so well, engaging everyone with the creation of concertinas, and understanding the sensitivities involved.
Highly recommend!
TESTIMONIALS
PREVIOUS WORKSHOPS
Khadi Concertinas: Mapping Professional Journeys
for South Asian Heritage Month at Sharpe Pritchard
Using Khadi paper, participants create folded concertina booklets to visually map their professional journeys. Inspired by Khadi’s roots in resistance and self-determination, the session included reflection prompts, creative mark-making, and guided storytelling to explore how heritage, values, and experience shape our work lives and future goals.
Cultural Landscapes: Memory & Place
Lloyds Banking Group (Consumer Finance & Transport – Consumer Legal)
In this creative session, we explored how landscapes – real or imagined – reflect our cultures and heritage. Participants created a visual landscape that holds personal meaning – drawing on memories, family stories, cultural traditions, or even imagined places. I
Anti-Racism Concertina Workshop
Migration Museum
One hour workshop that offered a creative and therapeutic space for staff to process the day’s discussion on anti-racism. Participants engaged in visual reflection, capturing key takeaways and envisioning the positive change sparked by the day's conversations. We used threads to physically connect our reflections to the impact we hope to see, demonstrating how discussions can lead to meaningful transformation.
‘Beyond Borders: creative visions for equitable futures’
Migration Museum & Paul Hamlyn Foundation
One hour workshop creating a concertina book that tells a story of movement, belonging, and transformation. This was part of an event that explored the role of arts and culture in helping to move towards Paul Hamlyn Foundation’s vision of a ‘world where everyone is free to move, and no one is forced to move’
Journeys Through Borders: A Concertina Story Workshop
Celebrating Cultural Heritage Workshop with Usva Inei
The Corner, New Cross
Two hour workshop creating motifs that celebrate and acknowledge different cultural heritages using a​range of materials and experimenting with different surfaces.
Find more information on the 'Celebrating Cultural Heritage Workshop' here.
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Concertina Workshop
Devonshire Collective, Eastbourne
Three hour workshop creating concertinas that compile imagery to celebrate individual identities, taking a specific focus on exploring heritage.
