An experimental workshop where drawing becomes a form of listening, play, and release.
Inspired by the work of Hiroshi Kitamura, this workshop offers a graphic experience free from technical expectations and control over the tool. We will draw using improvised brushes tied to long sticks, a practice that invites us to unlearn, let go of judgment, and open ourselves to the unexpected.
– We'll begin with a guided visit to Hiroshi Kitamura’s exhibition (20–30 minutes), focusing especially on his paintings, to get closer to his perceptual world and the way he creates with what’s at hand.
– Then, we’ll experiment with unconventional tools to draw, exploring mark-making without technical mastery or formal intention.
– The workshop is an invitation to observe, listen, flow, and enjoy the creative process, with no need to reach a specific result.
– We’ll close with a shared space for reflection and conversation around the drawings created.
Designed for adults, with or without previous drawing experience. A free and inspiring space to explore the act of creation from a new perspective.
Limited spots available. Price: €20
Useful information
– You can show your booking on your phone; there’s no need to print it.
– The venue is accessible for people with reduced mobility.
– Tickets are non-refundable. If you can’t attend, let us know at least 24 hours in advance and you’ll be able to use your ticket for another workshop.
– Pets are not allowed, except for accredited guide dogs.
