Family workshop: “Paisatges vegetals”

The activity begins inside the museum, moving through its rooms to discover how different artists have imagined landscape. It is not only about looking, but about understanding which elements construct it and how they change according to the gaze.

Afterwards, the route expands outdoors. Plants, forms, textures and small variations in the surroundings become material for study. Participants observe, compare and record what normally goes unnoticed.

With all this process, the time comes to create. Each participant constructs their own landscape using different materials and techniques, experimenting with forms of representation that go beyond the obvious.

The proposal, led by artist Laia Noal, connects artistic practice with the relationship established with nature. More than a hands-on workshop, it proposes a way of thinking about the environment and understanding how the idea of landscape is constructed — and transformed.