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Embrace the Power of Mindful Photography and Nature Meditative Walk with Artist Yannis Lobaina
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Location
Kay Gardiner Beltline Trail (Nicol MacNicol Parkette, 1 Elm Ridge Cir, Toronto, ON M6B 1A2)
Kay Gardner Beltline Trail
Toronto, ON
Directions: 1:00 PM- 1:30 PM. Let's meet at Nicol MacNicol Parkette, 1 Elm Ridge Cir, Toronto, ON M6B 1A2. Short Meditation exercise. Then start to walk east on the Kay Gardner Beltline trail. We Will be walking a very small part of the trail finishing at the Larry Grossman Forest Hill Memorial Arena Address: 340 Chaplin Crescent, Toronto, ON M5N 2N3. The place has a Washroom Facility and a nice picnic table where we can rest, make some art together and share our journey. Get ready for a fun day!.
Access
Free, and accepts optional pay-what-you-may donations for admission.
Offered in English, Spanish, and French.
Is a relaxed performance.
About
Embrace the Power of Mindful Photography and Nature Meditative Walk with Artist Yannis Lobaina
Let’s join artist Yannis Lobaina on a mindful photo nature walking meditation along the beautiful Kay Gardner Beltline Trail. Explore a new way to connect with yourself and convey your emotions through photography. Join me at one of my cherished locations where I find inspiration and nourishing myself as an artist. Together we can explore one of my ways of approaching nature photography through Mindful photography: being in the present moment, seeing what is around us, accepting things without judgement, and finding beauty in the ordinary.
Let’s cultivate Empathy and Connectedness through Nature and Photography.
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At the end of the walk, we will have time for rest and a gathering where all the participants can share their experiences and insights. Together we will reflect on their adventure of Mindful Photography and Nature Meditative Walk.
You need to bring:
✅ Please bring your Journals and pencils to write insights, observations, or poetry inspired by the journey.
✅ Comfortable shoes for walking
✅ Your bottle of water
✅Your phone camera
✅ An open mind and very importantly your best smile!
Thanks, Gracias, Merci.
Everybody is welcome, These community walks promote our mental well-being, establish a strong connection with nature, and encourage mindfulness. I'll take you to one of my favourite spots where I find inspiration and capture some of my best photographs. If you enjoy the experience share it on social media and use this hashtag to keep the conversation on! #AweWalkswithYannisLobaina.
1:00 PM- 1:30 PM.
Let's meet at Nicol MacNicol Parkette, 1 Elm Ridge Cir, Toronto, ON M6B 1A2.
Short Meditation exercise. Then start to walk east on the Kay Gardner Beltline trail. We Will be walking a very small part of the trail finishing at the Larry Grossman Forest Hill Memorial Arena Address: 340 Chaplin Crescent, Toronto, ON M5N 2N3. The place has a Washroom Facility and a nice picnic table where we can rest, make some art together and share our journey. Get ready for a fun day!
Listen to my Art and Culture Podcast, here, https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yannis-lobaina
Thanks so much, Gracias, Merci,
See you soon, Community!
Links
- Registration here Eventbrite eventbrite.ca
- Pay-what-you-may donations paypal.me
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Organizer
Yannis Lobaina,an award-winning Cuban artist, author, photographer, filmmaker.
Yannis Lobaina is an award-winning Cuban artist, author, filmmaker, photographer, and arts-based workshop facilitator based in Toronto. Yannis' writing is deeply impacted by her multiethnic identity as a multilingual person, woman of colour, mother and immigrant; recently she has published short stories, poetry and creative non-fiction stories exploring themes of immigration, language, and motherhood. As a photographer, Yannis specializes in minimalist photographic storytelling, capturing ephemeral landscapes, patterns, and pareidolias (faces) in Mother Nature. Since 2016, she has developed bilingual (Spanish-English) community-based art programs for children and families around Toronto. She is passionate about art, innovation, mindfulness, and community building. She firmly believes that the arts can be a powerful social change and peace-making tool.