There were 9 different workshops in Belgium. The theme of these workshops was ' poetry, letters, myths in art'. In these workshops students got acquainted with a wide range of techniques, such as printing technique Flex, scratches in Engobe, photography, bookbinding, monotype, calligraphy, paper jewels inspired by Maud Rondot, making a magazine and more. The aim was to teach students new techniques and approaches to artistic creation.
The tools used were computers, cameras, clay, paper, printing machines and other smaller pieces, like knives and needles. While being productive, students improved their ICT competences, gained self-confidence, improved their English skills, learned how to function within a wider group of students and adapted to a new invironment.
The workshops started off with the seminar on the philosophical approach to art on Monday. Everybody was very keen and curious to see what the final result will be on Friday. After the students had finished their work, an exhibition was also held at the school premises.