The happening
During a workshop participants make multiple curiosities – small, conceptual projects – centred around a specific (desired) topic. A range of short assignments (pressure-cooker format) help them in questioning the topic, and finding new interpretations.
在工作坊期间，参与者将利用自己的好奇心创作很多的作品——从一个特定的主题延展的概念性的小项目。在强压下创作出一系列作品的方式，让他们可以提出很多与主题相关的问题，并找到新的传达方式。
Theme
Challenge
How can you visualise your interpretation of an event or experience?
Participants
1st year Master Graphic Design students from AKV|St. Joost in Breda, The Netherlands
This is what we did
工作坊的过程
This 3 day workshop is about visualising an experience by making multiple curiosities. The idea: start a (visual) dialogue about your interpretation and react on each other by visualising re-interpretations of the curiosities.
The results are mind blowing; they make you re-discover and re-interpret an experience.
A short summary of the days:
Day 1: Enter the room (the Cabinet of Curiosities) which is filled with objects, books, movies and sounds; filled with curiosities. You are free to experience the Cabinet in your own way for 5 minutes. Make a visual interpretation from your experiences and share it with the other visitors.
Day 2: Re-interpret your own curiosity while combining it with one of the other curiosities (= interpretations of the room). Visualise this re-interpretation in a new curiosity and share this with the other visitors.
Day 3: Add another layer of interpretation to your curiosity. This layer is a reaction on the interpretation from others. It is a re-interpretation of a re-interpretation of a re-interpretation of the room.
At the end of day 3 we re-build the original Cabinet of Curiosities with our own curiosities and invited others to visit and thus experience our interpretations of the original cabinet.
The result: a complete new interpretation of the Cabinet of Curiosities that has been visited on day one with (exploding)balloons, movies, (card)games, LOUD music and a custom made music track!
Some curiosities made during the workshop
工作坊中以“好奇”为主题的创作
