Shadows and Light: Mosaic Jazz Improvisation with Alessandro Lugari
In this exclusive one-day workshop, Italian scholar and historian Alessandro Lugari explores the interplay of lightness, darkness, and form. The workshop delves into how shapes and silhouettes evoke mental images, triggering recognition and association. As evidenced by early human pictorial representations—silhouettes depicting animals and people—form precedes intricate detail. Even the later development of mosaics drew inspiration from these kind of fundamental shapes.
In this sensory experimental workshop, participants will integrate sound and visual associations to construct mosaic shapes created with light and shadows. Following the rhythm of selected music, participants will create a mosaic using the direct method using stones, rocks, glass, and other elements.
Please be sure to reference our cancellation policy for this event.
In this exclusive one-day workshop, Italian scholar and historian Alessandro Lugari explores the interplay of lightness, darkness, and form. The workshop delves into how shapes and silhouettes evoke mental images, triggering recognition and association. As evidenced by early human pictorial representations—silhouettes depicting animals and people—form precedes intricate detail. Even the later development of mosaics drew inspiration from these kind of fundamental shapes.
In this sensory experimental workshop, participants will integrate sound and visual associations to construct mosaic shapes created with light and shadows. Following the rhythm of selected music, participants will create a mosaic using the direct method using stones, rocks, glass, and other elements.
Please be sure to reference our cancellation policy for this event.
In this exclusive one-day workshop, Italian scholar and historian Alessandro Lugari explores the interplay of lightness, darkness, and form. The workshop delves into how shapes and silhouettes evoke mental images, triggering recognition and association. As evidenced by early human pictorial representations—silhouettes depicting animals and people—form precedes intricate detail. Even the later development of mosaics drew inspiration from these kind of fundamental shapes.
In this sensory experimental workshop, participants will integrate sound and visual associations to construct mosaic shapes created with light and shadows. Following the rhythm of selected music, participants will create a mosaic using the direct method using stones, rocks, glass, and other elements.
Please be sure to reference our cancellation policy for this event.