Workshops' stucture

1. RESEARCH PHASE

a) Identifying recycled and/or recyclable visual elements
in local culture (work in group) :
- discovering the neighborhood with a camera
- exhibition visits

b) Identifying recycled and/or recyclable visual elements
in culture of origin (individual work):
- finding objects at home: cloths, photos, wall or table decoration, etc.
- exhibition visits

Activities based on practices tested and documented by RE-STOR-E partnership

(part of the curricuulum)

Objectives :

(re)discovering and enhancing one's own visual heritage in parallel with that of the hosting environment.-
by expressing feeling, ideas and aesthetic judgment, "outside" and "inside" - create dialogue between
create connections by discovering resemblances in different visual heritages
take a new look at things they usually don't observe
acquire or improve personnel skills in visual self-expression combined with verbal self-expression
acquire technical skills in visual content making
discover and comprehend the complexity of the concept of recycling

Possible instructions:

Find forms or patterns that remind you other forms or patterns from your culture of origin
Find visual elements : forms, ornaments or materials that you like and which could be used elsewhere, in a new object with a different function.
Find things that you don't like but which could be transformed into something you like by using your own skills, cultural and visual references.

Oriented parallel analysis through visual and verbal documentation
(storytelling through photos, videos, interviews)

Possible instructions:

Find forms or patterns that remind you other forms or patterns from local culture
Find visual elements : forms, ornaments or materials that you like and which could be used elsewhere, in a new object with a different function.
Find things that you don't like but which could be transformed into something you like by using skills and knowledge you acquired in your hosting culture.

When visiting an exhibition, find visual elements : images, patterns or ornaments that might have been recycled, borrowed from an other culture, find recycled materials or find out how the creators' or artists' skills and knowledge has been recycled.

Instructions for newly discovered objects :

Tell the object's story, where does it come from, to whom it used to belong, why is pretty or meaningful ? In what way could it be recycled, adapted to your hosting community's taste ?

Instructions for personal objects :

Tell the object's story, where does it come from, to whom it used to belong, why is pretty or meaningful? In what way could it be recycled, adapted to your hosting communnity's taste ?

Instructions to improve technical skills in visual content making and filming each other: framing, stabilizing images, lightening and sound environment.

2. CREATION PHASE

Based on experience acquired during the research phase

Based on one or creative recycling techniques from RE-STOR-E Toolbox :

- drawing and coloring techniques
- assembling techniques
- molding techniques
- collage and mosaic techniques
- animation techniques

1. RESEARCH PHASE

a) Identifying recycled and/or recyclable visual elements
in local culture (work in group) :
- discovering the neighborhood with a camera
- exhibition visits

b) Identifying recycled and/or recyclable visual elements
in culture of origin (individual work):
- finding objects at home: cloths, photos, wall or table decoration, etc.
- exhibition visits

Activities based on practices tested and documented by RE-STOR-E partnership

(part of the curricuulum)

Objectives :

(re)discovering and enhancing one's own visual heritage in parallel with that of the hosting environment.-

by expressing feeling, ideas and aesthetic judgment, "outside" and "inside" - create dialogue between

create connections by discovering resemblances in different visual heritages

take a new look at things they usually don't observe

acquire or improve personnel skills in visual self-expression combined with verbal self-expression

acquire technical skills in visual content making

discover and comprehend the complexity of the concept of recycling

Possible instructions:

Find forms or patterns that remind you other forms or patterns from your culture of origin

Find visual elements : forms, ornaments or materials that you like and which could be used elsewhere, in a new object with a different function.

Find things that you don't like but which could be transformed into something you like by using your own skills, cultural and visual references.

Oriented parallel analysis through visual and verbal documentation
(storytelling through photos, videos, interviews)

Possible instructions:

Find forms or patterns that remind you other forms or patterns from local culture

Find visual elements : forms, ornaments or materials that you like and which could be used elsewhere, in a new object with a different function.

Find things that you don't like but which could be transformed into something you like by using skills and knowledge you acquired in your hosting culture.

When visiting an exhibition, find visual elements : images, patterns or ornaments that might have been recycled, borrowed from an other culture, find recycled materials or find out how the creators' or artists' skills and knowledge has been recycled.

Instructions for newly discovered objects :

Tell the object's story, where does it come from, to whom it used to belong, why is pretty or meaningful ? In what way could it be recycled, adapted to your hosting community's taste ?

Instructions for personal objects :

Tell the object's story, where does it come from, to whom it used to belong, why is pretty or meaningful? In what way could it be recycled, adapted to your hosting communnity's taste ?

Instructions to improve technical skills in visual content making and filming each other: framing, stabilizing images, lightening and sound environment.

2. CREATION PHASE

Based on experience acquired during the research phase

Based on one or creative recycling techniques from RE-STOR-E Toolbox :

- drawing and coloring techniques

- assembling techniques

- molding techniques

- collage and mosaic techniques

- animation techniques

Create a new object, image, animated movie by recycling newly discovered visual elements and/or materials, unused objects

Visual and verbal documentation of the creative process
with specific instructions

Sharing your work through physical and digital, online forums

1. RESEARCH PHASE

a) Identifying recycled and/or recyclable visual elements in local culture (work in group) : - discovering the neighborhood with a camera - exhibition visits

b) Identifying recycled and/or recyclable visual elements in culture of origin (individual work): - finding objects at home: cloths, photos, wall or table decoration, etc. - exhibition visits

Activities based on practices tested and documented by RE-STOR-E partnership (part of the curricuulum)

Objectives :

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(re)discovering and enhancing one's own visual heritage in parallel with that of the hosting environment.-

by expressing feeling, ideas and aesthetic judgment, "outside" and "inside" - create dialogue between

create connections by discovering resemblances in different visual heritages

take a new look at things they usually don't observe

acquire or improve personnel skills in visual self-expression combined with verbal self-expression

acquire technical skills in visual content making

discover and comprehend the complexity of the concept of recycling

Possible instructions:

Find forms or patterns that remind you other forms or patterns from your culture of origin

Find visual elements : forms, ornaments or materials that you like and which could be used elsewhere, in a new object with a different function.

Find things that you don't like but which could be transformed into something you like by using your own skills, cultural and visual references.

Oriented parallel analysis through visual and verbal documentation (storytelling through photos, videos, interviews)

Possible instructions:

Find forms or patterns that remind you other forms or patterns from local culture

Find visual elements : forms, ornaments or materials that you like and which could be used elsewhere, in a new object with a different function.

Find things that you don't like but which could be transformed into something you like by using skills and knowledge you acquired in your hosting culture.

When visiting an exhibition, find visual elements : images, patterns or ornaments that might have been recycled, borrowed from an other culture, find recycled materials or find out how the creators' or artists' skills and knowledge has been recycled.

Instructions for newly discovered objects : Tell the object's story, where does it come from, to whom it used to belong, why is pretty or meaningful ? In what way could it be recycled, adapted to your hosting community's taste ?

Instructions for personal objects : Tell the object's story, where does it come from, to whom it used to belong, why is pretty or meaningful? In what way could it be recycled, adapted to your hosting communnity's taste ?

Instructions to improve technical skills in visual content making and filming each other: framing, stabilizing images, lightening and sound environment.

2. CREATION PHASE

Based on experience acquired during the research phase

Based on one or creative recycling techniques from RE-STOR-E Toolbox :

- drawing and coloring techniques

- assembling techniques

- molding techniques

- collage and mosaic techniques

- animation techniques

Create a new object, image, animated movie by recycling newly discovered visual elements and/or materials, unused objects

Visual and verbal documentation of the creative process with specific instructions

Sharing your work through physical and digital, online forums

a) Identifying recycled and/or recyclable visual elements
in local culture (work in group) :
- discovering the neighborhood with a camera
- exhibition visits

b) Identifying recycled and/or recyclable visual elements
in culture of origin (individual work):
- finding objects at home: cloths, photos, wall or table decoration, etc.
- exhibition visits

Activities based on practices tested and documented by RE-STOR-E partnership

(part of the curricuulum)

Oriented parallel analysis through visual and verbal documentation
(storytelling through photos, videos, interviews)

Instructions for newly discovered objects :

Tell the object's story, where does it come from, to whom it used to belong, why is pretty or meaningful ? In what way could it be recycled, adapted to your hosting community's taste ?

Instructions for personal objects :

Tell the object's story, where does it come from, to whom it used to belong, why is pretty or meaningful? In what way could it be recycled, adapted to your hosting communnity's taste ?

Visual and verbal documentation of the creative process
with specific instructions