SPLASH! | Children's Workshop
25 Janeiro 2026 10h30
SPLASH! | Children's Workshop
Artist educator: Ana Salomé Paiva
Ages: 6 to 11 years old
Date: January 25, 2025
Time: 10:30 – 12:00
Location: Rua de São Bento 432, 1250-221 Lisbon
Price: Free admission upon registration
For more information and registration: info@zaratan.pt
Ages: 6 to 11 years old
Date: January 25, 2025
Time: 10:30 – 12:00
Location: Rua de São Bento 432, 1250-221 Lisbon
Price: Free admission upon registration
For more information and registration: info@zaratan.pt
Based on the exhibition "swimwimwim" by S4RA, this workshop invites children to an immersive two-part experience.
First, participants will have the opportunity to individually experience the artist's Virtual Reality (VR) piece; then, we challenge their gaze with a blind drawing session, using water to transform and dilute the created lines, mimicking the fluidity and loss of definition of the underwater world.
We conclude with a group sharing session, where we talk about the influence of the piece on the artworks created.
First, participants will have the opportunity to individually experience the artist's Virtual Reality (VR) piece; then, we challenge their gaze with a blind drawing session, using water to transform and dilute the created lines, mimicking the fluidity and loss of definition of the underwater world.
We conclude with a group sharing session, where we talk about the influence of the piece on the artworks created.
Biography:
ANA SALOMÉ PAIVA is a visual artist and artist-in-residence at Associação Goela. She is interested in poetry and drawing, and their diverse manifestations and relationships with her body as a medium and as a political body. Her works over the last few years focus on poetic research into the female body, in the form of notebooks, zines, self-published books, and prints. The artist's latest self-published books related to erotic poetry and motherhood. She has been exhibiting since 2008 in alternative and independent spaces. She is involved in artistic educational projects in various locations across the city of Lisbon. She was an invited artist for the project Descola - Escola Nómada at Eb2/3 Alta do Lumiar with the visual arts activity "O Meu Bairro Imaginário" [My Imaginary Neighborhood] in a classroom context. She provided visual arts training in a classroom setting at Eb1 St. Maria Maior and in Bairro Bensaúde, within the scope of the projects: “Bensaúde Vai à Escola”, “Bensaúde é vida”, and “Bairros Que Contam”. Supported by the Bip-Zip Program, Priority Intervention Neighborhoods. She is the author of the visual arts workshop project “Desenhos inconstantes” [Inconstant Drawings], where she develops projects for children, youth, and seniors in various spaces: Associação Goela, Penha de França and Marvila libraries, and the Sines Arts Center. She is a trainer for printmaking sessions focusing on alternative processes.
ANA SALOMÉ PAIVA is a visual artist and artist-in-residence at Associação Goela. She is interested in poetry and drawing, and their diverse manifestations and relationships with her body as a medium and as a political body. Her works over the last few years focus on poetic research into the female body, in the form of notebooks, zines, self-published books, and prints. The artist's latest self-published books related to erotic poetry and motherhood. She has been exhibiting since 2008 in alternative and independent spaces. She is involved in artistic educational projects in various locations across the city of Lisbon. She was an invited artist for the project Descola - Escola Nómada at Eb2/3 Alta do Lumiar with the visual arts activity "O Meu Bairro Imaginário" [My Imaginary Neighborhood] in a classroom context. She provided visual arts training in a classroom setting at Eb1 St. Maria Maior and in Bairro Bensaúde, within the scope of the projects: “Bensaúde Vai à Escola”, “Bensaúde é vida”, and “Bairros Que Contam”. Supported by the Bip-Zip Program, Priority Intervention Neighborhoods. She is the author of the visual arts workshop project “Desenhos inconstantes” [Inconstant Drawings], where she develops projects for children, youth, and seniors in various spaces: Associação Goela, Penha de França and Marvila libraries, and the Sines Arts Center. She is a trainer for printmaking sessions focusing on alternative processes.
SUPPORT: República Portuguesa – Cultura, Juventude e Desporto / Direção-Geral das Artes