Participate in 'Explorations of Ephemeral Permanence,' a workshop led by Lluc Margrau. This program, part of the '4 artists / 4 workshops III' series, delves into personal and collective memory through the visual language of shadow. Engaging interdisciplinary exercises guide participants to imprint their mark and uncover emotional landscapes. Explore bridging individual recollections with a broader collective understanding in December 2025.
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This workshop, part of the '4 artists / 4 workshops III' series, delves into memory, both personal and collective, using the visual language of shadow. Participants will engage in interdisciplinary exercises to explore their capacity to leave a mark and reveal emotional spaces.
Led by Lluc Margrau, 'Explorations of Ephemeral Permanence' is a workshop designed to tackle the complexities of memory, encompassing both individual recollections and shared histories. Utilizing the evocative visual medium of shadow, participants will be guided through interdisciplinary exercises. These activities aim to foster an exploration of their own ability to imprint a mark, uncover hidden emotional landscapes, and bridge the intimate personal experience with a broader collective understanding, all from an ephemeral perspective. The workshop is scheduled for December 18 and 19, 2025, with specific hours provided for each day.
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