The 'Kula w kuli. My Dialogue with the Artist' workshop series at Royal Łazienki Museum invites seniors to engage in profound self-discovery. Through art therapy techniques like movement and visual arts, participants will explore their inner and outer worlds. These sessions, inspired by Arnoldo Pomodoro's 'Sfera con sfera' sculpture, foster curiosity and creative interpretation of artistic forms, encouraging emotional exploration within a contemplative setting.
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This is a series of art workshops for seniors titled 'Ball in a Ball. My Dialogue with the Artist.' Inspired by Arnoldo Pomodoro's sculpture 'Sfera con sfera,' the workshops use art, particularly sculpture, to encourage self-reflection, emotional exploration, and interpretation of artistic forms. Participants will engage in various art therapy techniques to explore their inner and outer worlds.
The 'Kula w kuli. Mój dialog z artystą' (Ball in a Ball. My Dialogue with the Artist) is a workshop series designed specifically for seniors, aiming to foster curiosity and creative interpretation of sculptural forms. Centered around Arnoldo Pomodoro's artwork 'Sfera con sfera,' the sessions treat art as a pathway to self-discovery and emotional recognition. The sculpture itself is seen as a guide to our internal states, revealing what we hide and what we present to the world, allowing for personal interpretation due to its inherent ambiguity. Participants are invited to explore how their inner selves—their psyche—and outer forms—their bodies—have been shaped by biology, time, life experiences, and social roles. Through questions such as 'What has shaped me?' and 'How do I influence the external world?', the workshops delve into the interplay between personal environments and external impacts. The sessions will employ art therapy techniques including movement, visual arts, storytelling, photography, and guided meditation, encouraging participants to come in comfortable attire and with an open mind. The location in the Łazienki gardens, near 'Sfera con sfera,' provides a contemplative natural setting conducive to reflection and connection.
Workshops cost 10 PLN per session, with the series comprising two dates. Tickets can be purchased for both sessions and are available at the museum ticket offices or online via the provided link. Museum ticket offices are open Tuesday-Wednesday 9:00-15:00, Thursday-Saturday 10:00-17:00, and Sunday 10:00-15:00.
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