– Foto: Nahaufname von geformtem kinetischem Sand auf einer schwarz-weiß-Fotografie davon.
© Zara Morris
In this workshop, you’ll experiment with kinetic sand, a special material that sticks to itself and can be reshaped over and over again. You’ll knead, press, layer, and break up the sand; let it trickle, crumble, or roll; and experience how new shapes and surfaces are constantly emerging.
Your experiments will become your own images. You’ll use a drawing pen to capture shapes and outlines. Afterward, you’ll see your creations in a wide variety of sizes—sometimes as if under a magnifying glass, sometimes projected giant-sized onto the wall. Much like artist Jeewi Lee in her exhibition“Residual Memories,” you’ll focus your attention on the traces left by movements in the sand—traces that are easily overlooked in everyday life.
Included with admission; free for visitors under 18; drop-in anytime; for children ages 3 and up and adults.
With the kind support of GASAG.Translated with DeepL
Price info: Participation is free of charge thanks to the generous support of GASAG.
Booking: You can join at any time
In cooperation with Jugend im Museum e.V.
No registration required