Workshop organized by Giulia Filippi and Virginia di Lazzaro

In the early 1960s, Marina Apollonio joined the Op art movement, driven by a desire to create depersonalized art. Her works are often black and white, opposite colors that she used to create illusionistic effects. Black – white, appear – disappear, on – off, 0 – 1. The juxtaposition of black and white inspires the creation of a binary code that participants will use to formulate a functional sentence and create an optical work of art.

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• Family Card members only.
• For children aged 6–10.
• Donation of 3€ per child.
• Places limited.