The 'Jak uchwycić nastrój' workshop invites adults and youth to explore the art of moodboard creation. Guided by renowned artist Alicja Bielawska, participants will draw inspiration from the Royal Łazienki Museum's architecture, gardens, and history to capture its unique ambiance. This engaging session focuses on using color, texture, and composition to visually express emotions and memories of a place.
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A moodboard creation workshop for adults and youth (14+) led by artist Alicja Bielawska, exploring how to capture the mood of a place through color, texture, and composition. Participants will draw inspiration from the Royal Łazienki Museum's atmosphere, architecture, and surroundings to create their own moodboards.
This workshop, 'How to capture the mood,' is an opportunity for adults and youth aged 14 and above to engage with the concept of place-based atmosphere through the creation of moodboards. Guided by artist Alicja Bielawska, participants will learn how to visually express emotions, memories, and impressions using color, texture, and composition. The session begins with an observation of the temporary exhibition 'Łazienki w zachwycie' in Podchorążówka, focusing on its visual elements, before moving to the Ermitage Office and surrounding gardens and buildings for further inspiration. In the practical workshop phase, participants will use a variety of materials such as papers, clippings, and fabrics to construct their moodboards, reflecting their personal interpretations of the Royal Łazienki Museum's natural beauty, architecture, history, and light. The workshop concludes with a discussion on how colors, textures, and their arrangements influence our feelings and associations, ultimately contributing to a unique atmosphere. Artist Alicja Bielawska, known for her sculptures, drawings, and installations, often explores the material world of everyday life and the relationship between objects, spaces, and memories. Her work for the 'Łazienki w zachwycie' exhibition, 'Miękkie odsłony,' is inspired by textiles from the Palace on the Isle.
The workshop costs 40 PLN per person. Tickets can be purchased at the ticket offices in Podchorążówka, the Old Orangery, and the Guardhouse (Tuesday-Wednesday 9:00-15:00, Thursday-Saturday 10:00-17:00, Sunday 10:00-15:00) or online via the provided link.
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