Jugar con los límites

In his later years, Henri Matisse developed the technique of cut-out paper, which he used to create many of his most famous and admired works.

But the discovery of this technique was partly driven by a limitation: during those years, the artist was confined to bed or a wheelchair, which led him to replace paints, brushes, canvases, and solvents with sheets of paper that were already painted.

This seemingly accidental approach aligned with the artist’s constant quest to renew art.

In this workshop, we’ll take Matisse’s lesson to heart to change the way we view art through exercises that take us beyond what is familiar and lead us to experiment with creation within new boundaries—opening the door to discoveries, changes, novelty… and surprise.

In this way, we’ll discover the work of artists with different abilities who have advanced art and who help us understand why the arts—and the world—must be inclusive.