Oca Pavilion | 1st floor | Live Lab
The workshop proposes practicing precariousness as a poetic power in architecture. Inspired by artists such as Cecilia Vicuña, Antonio Bispo, Manoel de Barros, and Bachelard, participants will create small, ephemeral constructions, practicing ways of living that weave possible paths of engagement with the world.
Victor Baron
A biologist with a Master's degree in Science from the Department of Botany at the University of São Paulo, he is also a photographer and self-taught chef. He works as a multidisciplinary artist who works across the languages of art, science, nature, cuisine, and technology. He is a researcher, consultant, and professor of biomimicry, a documentarian of creative processes, and co-founder of Gramáticas da Natureza, which focuses on education, science, and poetry.
Carolina Coronato
An artist and educator, she develops her research and artistic practice through the construction of cartographies—aesthetic-poetic representations of subjective territories—places where perceptions and experiences born from encounters with and in nature materialize. She is a co-founder of Gramáticas da Natureza (Graphics of Nature), an approach that proposes poetic modes of relating to the natural world.
Grammars of Nature
Gramáticas da Natureza is a platform that explores ways of knowing and experiencing nature. The project proposes residencies, installations, expeditions, workshops, and performative banquets, adopting the languages of art and science as bridges to experience. In its actions, the collective activates forms of care and the construction of subjectivity based on the relationship between landscape, aesthetics, and sharing.
Vacancies: 20
Duration time: 60 minutes
Free
Registration:
Registrations must be made by form available here.
Registration will be open until the start of the workshop, on site, as long as there are spaces available.
Selection will be made on a first-come, first-served basis. At least two affirmative places will be reserved per class.