HONG KONG, Dec. 4, 2025 -- Following the recent tragic events in Tai Po, Brandstorm Communications and A Little Something by Marina Watt are pleased to announce a special community initiative titled 'Cherish Your Loved Ones'. Highlights include the first collaborative workshop presentation in the region by French artist Sidranne, designed to foster communal healing and connection through the medium of watercolour.

The initiative, scheduled for December 8, invites the public to engage in a complimentary creative session focused on the production of hand-painted Christmas cards. This programme seeks to create a shared space for emotional restoration and the articulation of care for loved ones during a challenging period for the city.

The workshop serves as a continuation of the cross-cultural dialogue established during the Connecting Colors Arts Exhibition in Singapore.

Programme Details
'Cherish Your Loved Ones' Workshop
8 December, 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm
Yu Yuet Lai Building, Central, Hong Kong

The session, running from 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm, offers an immersive introduction to watercolour techniques under the guidance of Sidranne. The workshop invites the audience to reflect on the therapeutic rhythms of creativity by focusing on the artist's philosophy of colour as a guiding force.

Participants are requested to bring their own watercolour brushes and a water container to the venue. All other artistic materials will be provided by the artist to facilitate the creation of personalized seasonal greetings.

About the Artist
Sidranne
Sidranne (b. France) is a contemporary artist known for her vibrant, intuitive approach to painting. Embarking on her artistic practice later in life in the town of Parpeçay, her work explores the "magic" of colour and its capacity to illuminate the human experience. Her style is characterized by the dynamic collision of warm and cool tones, prioritizing emotional resonance and vitality over strict representation. Her recent works were displayed at the Connecting Colors Arts Exhibition in Singapore. Sidranne views art as a fundamental "soil of survival," utilizing her practice to reveal hidden sentiments and provide spiritual comfort. To learn more, visit https://sidranne-painter.com/

Registration
Admission to the workshop is free of charge; however, capacity is limited. For registration and enquiry, please contact Marina Watt at marina@brianstormcontent.com.