Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Royal Łazienki Park through an engaging guided walk. This experience highlighted the park's diverse tree species and their relationship to the monumental sculptures by Ursula von Rydingsvard. Participants explored the grounds, connecting with nature through their senses and concluding with creative painting activities. The event fostered a deeper appreciation for both art and the environment.
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This event, titled 'Inspirations from Nature,' is a guided walk through the Royal Łazienki Park for youth (16+) and adults, focusing on the park's trees and sculptures by Ursula von Rydingsvard. Participants will explore dendroflora, connect with nature through their senses, and engage in creative activities like painting.
The 'Inspirations from Nature' event is a guided walk designed for individuals aged 16 and above, focusing on the rich dendroflora of the Royal Łazienki Park and its connection to the monumental sculptures of Ursula von Rydingsvard. The walk, which traverses specific routes through the park including the Old Orangery, Water Tower, and Romantic Garden, aims to deepen participants' appreciation of nature and art. It encourages sensory engagement, inviting attendees to explore the scents, shapes, and varieties of trees, some of which have historical significance within the park's landscape. The event also includes a creative component, where participants will use paints and brushes to capture the beauty of trees, drawing parallels between the organic, growing forms of sculptures and the natural world. This event is part of the 'Sensory Walks' series, accompanying the 'Ursula von Rydingsvard - Only Art' exhibition, and is specifically designed to be accessible and sensorially friendly for individuals with visual and hearing impairments, navigating through paved and natural paths free of architectural barriers.
Tickets cost 5 PLN and are available through the e-wejściówki portal (with a transaction fee) or at the ticket office in the Old Orangery. Advance reservation via a registration form is required when purchasing tickets at the Old Orangery ticket office. The event is accessible and sensorially friendly for individuals with visual and hearing impairments.
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