Painting with Light!

Primary school (ages 10- 12)

We will turn a light source into colored pencils to draw a song. We will investigate how we can record the path of light with a camera.

In order to play with the effects of light, we will work with the two basic elements that define light exposure when taking a photograph: the aperture of the diaphragm and the exposure time.

Once we have experimented with how the camera works, we will choose a song to draw it with light figures. We will create images with colored gels, fluorescent lights, and flashlights, recording them to illustrate what the song tells us.

Objectives

- Understanding basic scientific concepts about the nature of light and its qualities.
- Working with the optical fundamentals of photography.
- Working with basic concepts of photographic exposure.
- Discovering how a physiorama is made.
- Physical experimentation with light representation.
- Communicating ideas through the language of images.
- Developing critical thinking and a participatory attitude.
- Stimulating students' creativity.
- Learning to respect and value heritage conservation.

Duration

3 hours (guided visit and physiorama workshop).

Price

9 EUR per student (groups of more than 19 students) / 180 EUR per group (groups of 19 students or fewer).

Notes

Groups of up to 26 students.

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