Ausgehend von Bauhaus-Grafiken entwerfen wir Tattoomotive. Mit Hilfe von Augmented Reality projizieren wir unsere Zeichnungen auf die eigene Haut und untersuchen dabei die Beziehung von Grafik und menschlichem Körper. Im Vorkurs bei Johannes Itten sollten Zitronen nach der eigenen Wahrnehmung gezeichnet werden. Wir bringen den Früchten mit echten Tattoomaschinen Farbe unter die Fruchthaut. Der Workshop wird von Julia Marquardt und Johannes Siebler angeleitet. Kommt auch gerne spontan im temporary bauhaus-archiv vorbei und schaut, ob Workshop-Plätze freigeblieben sind. Seid bitte jedoch nicht enttäuscht, wenn alle Plätze belegt sind. Konzept & Foto: sieblersiebler The 90 minute workshop will be led in German by the educators Julia Marquardt and Johannes Siebler. He can also explain the tasks in English to you. You are also welcome to drop by spontaneously and see if there are any workshop places available. However, please don't be disappointed if all places are taken. Concept & photo: sieblersiebler

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