Migration — whether of birds gliding across continents or butterflies fluttering thousands of miles guided by invisible winds — is one of nature’s most poetic movements. It is not simply escape; it is purpose. These creatures move not because what they leave behind is unworthy, but because life calls them forward to what lies ahead. There’s a quiet wisdom in that rhythm — to trust the unseen, to follow instinct, to endure the trials of distance and change for the promise of r

Arts, Crafts, and the Science of Making Through hands-on classes, scholaris and ALine Architecture invite students to explore art, science, and design as interconnected worlds. Children aren’t just crafting—they’re learning about the principles that shape our built environment. Lessons are woven with storytelling, giving participants a chance to imagine and share their own narratives about what they build.

Architects don’t just design buildings—we design possibilities. Imagine what happens when we pass that mindset on to kids.

There is something endlessly captivating about butterfly wings—how delicate, colorful, and unique they are, like nature’s own brushstrokes caught mid-flight. Our exhibit, “Wings in Bloom,” celebrates this magic through an art-making experience where participants create butterfly wings filled with vibrant patterns, textures, and personal imagination.