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Colour Portraits with Sina Hensel

An exercise in looking, an attempt to grasp and translate our surroundings through colour. For all ages!

workshop
SU 19.09.2021 13:00
SU 19.09.2021 15:00

Participants are brought to draw a chromatic composition of their surroundings - in this case the Beurs area, the Beursschouwburg facade, the building’s internal corridors and rooms. The site is gradually abstracted as we translate the distribution of colours in space, the changing light that envelops the site, as well as the mood and atmosphere that shape our perception.

photo credit: Alisa Buslaeva

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