If the answers live on the trees, you must walk upside up. Sometimes, you can stumble into something.

Incidental workshops for revealing new points of view. Little boxes tell memories, words from far spaces, houses as nests, imaginary catalogues, not for war sticks. We try to explore migrations and new languages, differences, reversals of sense, large regions, points of view and communities in a collective path.

The educational project investigates the children’s interior connection, their relations with the others, their emotions, their needs, learning  the artistic expression and the handmade construction. We try to experience recycled material’s poetics and to rediscover useful objects from rubbish and industrial refuses.

The expression ability is free to talk, discover, ask and look forward. We are inside a common project, to paly and learn, try and observe, look for something, pick and collect.

The final opera is different for everyone and talks about the personal values.

The workshops are designed and made by Alessandra Cussini. The cost of the single workshop is 5,00 euros for children for every day.

You can register your presence writing to lacussini@gmail.com or calling to +393491344542

Alessandra Cussini, project manager and creative woman, works and takes care of people, skills, atypical ideas, differences. She thinks up solutions. She co-designs social and working inclusion paths for people that came out the labor market and for people willing to change their working conditions. She correlates cultural, social and economic policies for every place where she works. She deals with community projects, giving value to single and plural identities and developing the sources. She works on new economies, complementary currencies, exchange circuits. She deals with creative experiments and communication, planning new way to tell the stories. She founded and directed a cultural centre for the artistic production in Bologna. She’s always travelling and she chooses a world with little money, she loves cooking and she’d like to grow a vegetable garden.