With a small number of students, we realized a scenography for a real stage show. It was a challenge to deal with a real task: we had to juggle the time schedule, budget, space, delivery date and … [Read more...]
Stage designs for a Cinderella
September 2, 2013 by 6 Comments
The last work carried with the children of Cherry Garden Primary School in Bristol has been the realization of the scenery for the play of a modern Cinderella in love with a rock star. The two scenes … [Read more...]
Knitting!
March 16, 2012 by 2 Comments
My daughter in Primary School has learned to use this Knitting doll, children 8 years old can already learn this simple process. It's really fun, and you can realize many things! She is doing a small, … [Read more...]
Print and stencil decorations on cotton fabric
February 3, 2012 by Leave a Comment
With pupils of 7th grade we decorated cotton fabric bags with colors for fabric. They cut some stencil from transparent acetate plastic sheets and painted with special brush with short bristles, … [Read more...]
My Batik in Tanzania
November 17, 2011 by 3 Comments
With great nostalgia I review the pictures of some years ago in Tanzania. I had conceived and organized a workshop of decorating fabrics with the traditional batik technique, along with some Tanzanian … [Read more...]
New costumes and scenery for the play
May 30, 2011 by 1 Comment
The work for the show "The Love for Three Pomegranates" is progressing in all the laboratories and classrooms; once again is a collective enterprise, and it is involving the whole school. Our … [Read more...]
Theatre: Truffaldino, an unusual Harlequin
May 17, 2011 by 1 Comment
During the workshops we are creating the costumes and masks for the play of the year. In designing the costume for a Harlequin we thought to inspire the decoration of the fabric to Kandinsky's works. … [Read more...]
Keith Haring T-shirts
March 11, 2011 by Leave a Comment
With some of the students' 8th year we decorated T-shirts with the colors for the fabric. What better inspiration we could choose, if not the unmistakable graffiti of Keith Haring, with its stylized … [Read more...]
