COLLABORATIVE PIECE
Cadavre exquis exercices(each one of these collages below measure approximately 1 x 1 m)
In order to create this unique collaborative piece I’m developing Visual Composition Workshops with individuals, institutions and everyone who would like to be part of it regardless of their age and condition.
These workshops aim are the collaborative creation of a installation to be presented in Paris in 2025.
For more informations write me at rita@rita-ra.com
participants:
Cátia Fernandes, Elena Vertegel, Filipa Baptista, José Cortez, José Sottomayor, Leal Pereira, Luísa Romeiras, Madalena Meneses, Margarida Moreira, Pilar Duarte Silva, Rita Ansone, Teresa Blanco.
AUGUST 2024 — Oeiras
The image above is a good representation of the visual materials I choose to use in the workshops.
Contemporary art — here represented by Palais de Tokyo
Ancient art — here represented by Gros & Delettrez
PREVIOUS WORKSHOPS
w/ Hilando (Mariana Paloma) :: www.hilandoatelier.com
APRIL 2017 — Underdogs Art Store
IG video
MARCH 2016 — Arquivo 237 (Anexo)
© Vinícius Ladeira
Visual Composition — Creating Together — workshops with Hilando
“Learning may be viewed as a process, rather than a collection of factual and procedural knowledge. Learning produces changes in the organism and the changes produced are relatively permanent.” Inspired by this quote of American psychologist Daniel L. Schacter, as well as the idea that it's increasingly important for us to learn to be permeable to influences external to ourselves, the workshop intends to follow this motto, developing as an interaction of an experimental and conceptual nature, where the important thing is the very ludic dynamics of construction, creativity and visual composition.
“Learning may be viewed as a process, rather than a collection of factual and procedural knowledge. Learning produces changes in the organism and the changes produced are relatively permanent.” Inspired by this quote of American psychologist Daniel L. Schacter, as well as the idea that it's increasingly important for us to learn to be permeable to influences external to ourselves, the workshop intends to follow this motto, developing as an interaction of an experimental and conceptual nature, where the important thing is the very ludic dynamics of construction, creativity and visual composition.
The workshops were developed from ideas common to the practices of Mariana and I — the collection and reuse of materials; order and disorder — which have guided us, respectively, in the creation of unique articles of clothing, and illustrated daily records.