Helping you reconnect through play and collage, one workshop at a time

Instinctive creativity for self-discovery.
Collé runs tactile, low-stakes collage workshops for teams, communities and women's circles.

London-based

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A woman with medium-length, reddish-brown hair, glasses, and tattoos on her hand, smiling and holding a long chain of paper hearts decorated with colorful floral and animal designs. She is wearing a maroon hoodie and is sitting at a wooden table with papers, scissors, glue stick, and a coffee cup in front of her. Two other people are partially visible behind her in a room with wooden shelving and a potted plant.
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A woman smiling, holding an open planner with colorful decorations and the text "Welcome to your year" visible on the page, in a room with wooden shelves and chairs.
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A group of women working on arts and crafts projects around a large table filled with magazines, scissors, glue sticks, and craft supplies. The room has white brick walls, some artwork on the walls, and a window letting in natural light.

You build yourself,
one collage piece at a time.

Work expectations. Family opinions. A feed full of other people's choices, mistaken for your own. A hundred small decisions, made on autopilot, before you've asked yourself what you actually want.

Collage interrupts that. There's no blank page demanding a perfect idea, no inner critic fast enough to keep up with your hands. Just your hands, your instincts, your circle, and a quiet kind of wellbeing that comes from making something no one else could have made.

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Hi there! I’m Sarah.

I'm a collage artist, workshop facilitator, and founder of Collé. I believe collage doesn't just reflect who you are, it builds it. I'm here to support your self-discovery, one piece at a time, alone or in circle with others.

Why Collage

I believe collage removes the one thing that stops most people from creating: the blank page. There's nothing to invent, only fragments to respond to.

That's what makes it different in a room full of people too. Everyone works from the same materials. No one arrives at the same place. What you make ends up telling you something about yourself you didn't sit down already knowing.

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Ways to collaborate with Collé

WOMEN’S WORKSHOPS

From a bride's send-off to a circle of your own making. Explore ways for the women in your life to make something memorable together.

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CORPORATE TEAM WORKSHOPS

Reconnect your team through mindful, accessible art. Explore ways to pull your team out of autopilot, together.

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COMMUNITY WORKSHOPS

Care homes and university teams, book clubs and friendship circles. Explore ways to bring your community together to make something memorable, that goes beyond talking.

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How it Works

Every session is shaped around who's actually in the room, tailored materials, tailored theme, tailored pace. What you leave with is never a template. It's only ever something your group could have made.

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What People Are Saying

“I felt full of energy afterwards and found the exercise so beneficial to my sense of wellbeing. When I was in, I was in. You have inspired me to commit to making my own work again.”

— Helen

““Inclusive, creative, and welcoming.
My anxiety disappeared within moments of arriving, and I loved it!””

— Penny

“The materials and instructions were exceptional, allowing me to concentrate on my own thoughts.”

— Jo

“Completely blown away by a safe, warm environment where I could just play!”

— Vernon