When we are capable of observing with curiosity paper can reveal hidden qualities, alphabets and forms, it can transform and open up new questions.
Our hands, bodies, and senses reinterpret a material that is as familiar as it is unknown, extraordinarily flexible.
Paper is revealed in all its transformability, variety and multiplicity, using unusual tools, like graters, sprays, paintbrushes, sponges and more.
In your Reserved Area you will find a list of easy-to-find materials needed to participate in the Atelier.
Each person will be able to construct their own autonomous journey of research, side-by-side with Reggio Children atelieristas and with their support find ideas and thoughts for working with children of all ages.
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This Atelier is for: teachers, educators, curious people and those interested in education
Number: there is a limit of 25 people per session
Language: Italian, with simultaneous translation into English
Time: All Ateliers times are given in Central European Time (CET), which is local time in Italy. Please be careful to calculate what time this corresponds to in your own location before deciding which Atelier to sign up for
Tools needed: a computer with webcam that you will need to keep on during the atelier. If you're using a tablet or a smartphone make sure you also have a stand for them and that you can manage your viewing and framing. Without these tools you won't be able to do the online Atelier.
Link for participants: on the day of the atelier you will be able to connect to zoom directly from your Reserved Area.
