How do we experience time beyond the ticking of a clock? Inspired by the exhibition Ho Tzu Nyen: Time and the Tiger, this workshop invites you to give a tangible form to the abstract concept of time. Rather than understanding time as a straight line, the exhibition evokes a multiplicity of temporal flows. Through various tactile and sensory materials, participants will be able to shape a landscape referring to personal memories. At the heart of this approach is the Ouroboros, the image of a mythical serpent biting its tail, symbolising a cyclical and fluid notion of time. The interpretation of these legends gives life to this vision: time becomes a material to be molded, listened to, layered, and folded...