The workshop is based on intuitive blind drawing techniques, through which parents and children will explore creativity, communication and togetherness. Through drawing and colouring individual and shared fractal lines, participants will have the opportunity to relax, express themselves freely, and creatively explore the idea of the family space as a place of safety, belonging and imagination.
A special part of the workshop will be dedicated to discussing what home means to each of us, what “houses of health and houses of imagination” might look like, and the ways in which tradition and contemporary life can become part of a shared family space.
The workshop encourages parents and children to engage in creative activities together, exchange ideas and experiences, and develop a more attentive awareness of their own and others’ experiences through artistic expression.
Time: 11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
Venue: Ethnographic Museum in Belgrade, Studentski trg 13
Age group: Adults and children aged 10 to 14
Participation: Free of charge
Registration required: +381 63 350 561
The workshop is organized as part of the “Creatively Healthier” project of the ARS VITAE Association, under the auspices of the Municipality of Stari Grad.
