Purpose                                                                         
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​​​​We all start making art in the same way: with a colored pencil in hand, a camera, humming a song, or one step back and one step forward, and suddenly we are already dancing, without looking for anything in particular, taking or representing the things we are curious about. Things that, above all, surprise us.  
 
In this workshop, we go back to our beginnings, the challenges of the workshop reawaken the awareness of our childish mind, the heart of our creativity. These challenges loosen us up and move us forward in our work. Through them we explore and rediscover the joy of being in a new environment and take advantage of this “new” perception that this new and fresh place offers us. 

We use photography not to portray what we know, but to find reflections of what we don't know. The more we abandon ingrained habits of seeing and thinking, the more we can make work that does not strive to capture images of something external.Ultimately, we do not seek results that affirm what we already know. Instead, we look for ways to make our experience of things clear and real, first for ourselves and then for others.

We are rewarded with fresh and engaging images that surprise, delight and even amaze us. Perhaps even a new vein to explore within ourselves, and something fresh to offer the world around us.