A playful workshop for children and families where sound, movement, and clay come together.
Participants co-create an evolving sensory landscape through music, touch, and imagination. Using
repurposed bottles, participants will build a water xylophone that can be played by many at once,
changing its sound by adding or removing water.
Come and play with Geta!
This workshop is presented by GETA, a grassroots non-profit organization that creates inclusive
community spaces through art, workshops, and social gatherings, fostering collaboration between local
and international artists and supporting cross-cultural connection. The workshop is facilitated by Natalia
Duarte Jeremías and Yi Jen Chang.
Natalia is a Costa Rican violist and educator based in Reykjavík. Her work focuses on participatory
music-making with young children and multicultural families. She has facilitated projects in Costa Rica,
Spain, Italy, and Iceland, and regularly performs with orchestras and chamber ensembles. She is currently
pursuing a PhD in Music Education at the University of Iceland.
Yi Jen is an expressive arts practitioner working with individuals and communities navigating migration,
displacement, and life transitions. Her practice combines movement, visual arts, music, theater, and
poetry to foster resilience, connection, and imagination. She has collaborated with NGOs and community
organizations supporting refugees and conflict-affected communities, and is currently completing her
Master’s research in Expressive Arts Therapy at the European Graduate School
