THREE-DIMENSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY | Sara Dario
€680.00
08-09-10-11 October 2027
Ceramic Screen Printing Course.
In this basic course, participants will take a first approach to screen printing and its use. They will have the opportunity to print on porcelain with screen printing frames engraved with pre-selected images.
The work will be plate-based and they will be able to create: a first two-dimensional work and one or more works of their own imagination. Students will be supervised from the first prints on porcelain to the design and realisation of a personal work.
The lessons are entirely practical in addition to a theoretical chapter, firings and materials and a FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) session.
Sara Dario
She graduated from Venice Art School and graduated in Sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Carrara. During her academic studies, she became interested in photography and printing techniques, not only traditional ones such as black and white and colour, but above all unconventional ones such as photogravure and photo serigraphy, printing on various materials and supports. Her aesthetic quest is to combine sculpture and photography and thus give her images a body. Sara Dario has received several international awards, including the GCB prize in 2024, a Silver Award at the Gmunden Ceramics Competition in 2021, and she was selected for the Faenza Prize in 2015 and 2013. She has also received awards in L’Alcora (Spain) and Aveiro (Portugal) and received the Golden Award in Diessen (Germany).
The 27-hour workshop lasts from 9.00 to 17.00 on Friday, Saturday and Sunday and from 9.00 to 16.00 on Monday.
Included in the Workshop cost:
27 hours of teaching | all the necessary materials | firings | nr. 4 brunch lunch | screen-printing frame
Teacher: Sara Dario
Languages: English and Italian
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