Starting from the keywords body, gesture, play, the workshop invited participants to explore the expressive and symbolic potential of movement, also through unexpected tools: from “playing cards” featuring fragments of famous artworks to the collective construction of a clay “playground”, transformed into a surface for narration, imprint and relation.
Over the course of five days, the RUFA space turned into a site of continuous experimentation, where gestures took shape and memory also through video documentation, drawing, photography and shared listening.
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The final outcome took shape as a collective and layered work, capable of highlighting individual identities and fostering a deep dialogue between the various languages involved. The concluding presentation included, on one hand, the “clay carpet” with marks and interventions, and on the other, a video component accompanied by the assemblage of drawings produced during the five days of the masterclass.


