Our Workshops
Creation as a path of construction
All our workshops are aimed at a school audience: primary school / high school. Intergenerational workshops, insertion projects and companies.
The words in the sails
A step to awaken the desire to create
We create a space in space, so that the participants are immersed in a re-invented place and can immediately see that their usual living place is re-enchanted and renewed.
The flight
A pedagogical and artistic workshop that allows you to express your own flight. A workshop inspired by the book «Jonathan Livingston the Seagull» by Richard Bach.
Giving and Receiving
The Atelier of Giving and Receiving is like a bottle thrown into the sea,
where every word becomes a echo of what we offer to the world,
and a whisper of what, in return, we hope to receive.
Along the river
The Atelier along the Water It offers a moment of reflection and creation around this vital element. Through plastic work, we question our relationship with water, its fragility and its memory.
A workshop for listen, imagine, share, And remember that every drop counts.
Little Piglet Building his Way Differently
As the Little Piglet, We invent our own path.
In this plastic workshop, each participant is invited to chart their own path in a different way, not with scraps of material but with materials, forms, and their imagination.
Drawing inspiration from the story, we explore the question of building one’s own path in a different way.
Totem
The totem is the emblem of a group’s culture; each human group has given itself a totem as a sign of recognition.
Our approach is to propose a collective work, to initiate a shared experience and dialogue together.
The 7 Bottles by the Sea
Inspired by the fairy tale «7 bottles at sea», This plastic workshop invites you to create bottle-messages.
Between words, materials and images, each person deposits a fragment of themselves, and discovers what others have left behind in return.
A simple, poetic gesture to explore the act of giving and receiving: to oneself, to others, to the unknown.”
