This workshop explores the chromatic and formal possibilities of light in its interactions with itself, with reflective, opaque and translucent surfaces and with the resulting spectrum of shadows, refractions and geometries. The poetic of abstract art, is rethinked through the use of new tecnologies and the introduction of the concept of “light pigment” wich proposes to work with the mix of colors as if it was paint.

This theory workshop offers a sensitive, technical, and reflective approach to the use of light in spatial and  visual arts. From an interdisciplinary perspective that blends art and science, light will be explored as a living language, capable of engaging with diverse materials: physical, conceptual, sonic, narrative, and poetic. The goal is for participants to broaden their perception, developing a new way of observing and experiencing light as an expressive resource. Throughout the workshop, theoretical and practical tools will be provided, enabling them to think about the problems and links between art and science through light art with greater awareness and creativity.

What do we see when we do not understand what we see?
The digital image relates the visual with light. Starting from the idea of transforming digital image into light, this workshop seeks to generate a passage through the use of light, digital video and programming.