Particula

In this workshop, we will examine precisely these tiniest components of a place, which are much more than mere “remnants” – they bear traces of time, use and change. Together, we will explore the question: How can a place be interpreted through its particles?

Through accessible, experimental attempts that blend research and experimentation, we work with the material: we sift, layer, moisten, observe and rearrange it. In small groups, you will act as material researchers, each examining a specific material and focusing on dust, building rubble or soil. This gives rise to a collaborative research process in which different perspectives on the material come to light.

From these investigations, participants develop their own small “local histories”: what do the particles tell us about renovation, destruction, everyday life and change? Step by step, a collective particle archive takes shape, which will later be displayed in the exhibition Algae | Debris | CO2.

Workshop leader: Maiella Di Donato

For young people and adults aged 16 and over.
Free admission

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