Hawaii Fluid Art Geneva

Hawaii Fluid Art Geneva offers classes where participants create Fluid Art on Canvas, Resin Tumblers, Resin Beach Scenes, Glass Painting, Mosaic Resin Frames, Charcuterie Boards with Wine Glasses, Hat Bar projects, Patch Party items, candles in Candle Making sessions, Splat Zones projects, and Skateboard Art. Classes last about 1 to 1.5 hours and take place in a ventilated studio, and all materials are provided, including everything needed to create a canvas. All products used in the classes are non-toxic, water based, and described as easy to use, and no artistic experience is necessary because the classes are for all skill levels.

• Ages: 3–18 years old
• Schedule: Class options are available during open studio hours, with 1 to 1.5 hour sessions.
• Price: Fluid Art Child $35, Adult $65 up to 1 hour; Resin Tumblers $45–$65 for 1 hour; Resin Beach Scene $85 for 1.5 hours; Glass Painting $65 for 1 hour; Mosaic Resin Frame $85 for 1.5 hours; Charcuterie Board + Wine Glasses $65 for 1 hour

Hawaii Fluid Art Geneva is described as an art studio center dedicated to providing artists of all ability levels the chance to learn and experience new art techniques in a semi-private, safe, professional setting through varied classes and experiences. Experiences are private to the booking group, though other experiences may be happening at the same time in the studio, and the studio is temperature controlled. Hawaii Fluid Art welcomes guests with disabilities ranging from intellectual, motor, and sensory and offers both private and group experiences, including special events such as birthday parties and corporate events. Geneva businesses book Hawaii Fluid Art Geneva for team building and corporate outings, and many Hawaii Fluid Art studios are BYOB friendly, with the policy varying by studio.

Instructors at Hawaii Fluid Art Geneva complete a certified training process that includes color theory, design, and proprietary fluid art techniques. Hawaii Fluid Art was founded by Maya Ratcliff, an artist with a stated passion for helping others, and the organization is a nationwide art studio with locations across the country. Its mission is to inspire creativity and bring joy through art, and it is developing its own therapeutic course offerings, with Fluid Art described as widely discussed among art therapists as one of the best forms of art therapy. A guest comment shared by Hawaii Fluid Art is, “I know exactly what I am going to do next time!”

Last updated January 9, 2026.