Performance and collective creation

An intensive creative workshop conducted by the British collective ARTiculate Collective, where environmental art meets social theatre to give life to a unique community event.

INFO

PERIOD
From September 07 to 11

FINAL EVENT

On September 12, a roaming Performance and Parade is planned as part of the Barch Art Festival.

LOCATION

Fonzaso, Dolomiti Hub

ARTISTS

ARTiculate Collective (UK)

LOGISTICAL DETAILS

Materials: All natural materials are sustainable and provided by the organization.

Approach: A non-competitive discipline aimed at developing awareness and creativity.

Language: Bilingual workshop (Italian/English) to promote international cultural exchange.

OBJECTIVES/METHOD

The workshop is not intended as a simple transmission of techniques, but as a community development process in which the group becomes the true engine of artistic creation.

COLLECTIVE CREATION

From I to We: The heart of the project is the transformation of natural materials into a living work that does not belong to the individual, but is the result of collective intelligence; thus, the action has a strong social connotation.

Youth protagonism: Each participant is called to be a co-author, learning to negotiate ideas and visions to achieve a common goal: the final parade.

INTERCULTURAL DIALOGUE

The value of the group: Constant interaction with peers and with the international artists of the British collective promotes open-mindedness and the overcoming of prejudices.

Bilingual Environment: Interaction takes place in a bilingual context (Italian/English), where the language barrier is overcome through the universal language of the body and natural materials.

3. Development of a Site-Specific Community Project

• Inhabiting the territory: The workshop uses the Dolomiti Hub and the Barch Art festival not only as physical spaces, but as social contexts to be regenerated through art.

• The event as a collective rite: The final performance is not a showcase, but a gift to the local community, where the audience is involved in a parade aimed at stimulating reflection and dialogue.