When: 7, 14, 21, 28 May
Painting and New Media question the ways in which history is narrated.
Sandro Mele has always been among the artists most committed to this. For this reason, he has been invited to lead a workshop that will offer a method for researching audiovisual documentation and composition, the objective of which is the realisation of the work as a story.
The workshop is aimed at the two-year courses of the Schools of Painting and New Technologies for Art.
Students will be engaged in the classroom and outside in the use of different technological and traditional media such as drawing and painting.
SANDRO MELE
Sandro Mele was born in Melendugno (LE) in 1970. He graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice. He lives in Rome.
His work focuses on political and social dynamics, and his stories are about everyday life that meets the history of major events.
He uses different types of media: from video to photography, from installation to soundscapes, to drawing and painting.
Course organiser
Painting, Multimedia and Technological Arts