Art Camps in the Clement Orchards - In the World of Eco-Art

Day 1 – Painting Art Colors of Emotions Clement takes the children on a journey into the world of colors. It tells the story of great painters who could capture emotions on canvas – from joy to mystery. Kids discover how colors affect mood and then become artists themselves! They paint images inspired by nature around them, experimenting with different techniques – brushes, fingers and even natural materials found in the orchard. At the end of the day, Clement tells them the first clue about the missing sketchbook – apparently there is someone who wants to interfere with the organization of the exhibition... Day 2 – Sculpture Mysterious figures Children learn that great artists were able to revive stone and clay, creating sculptures that have survived for centuries. On this day, everyone will try their hand as a sculptor! They create figurines, masks or spatial installations, inspired by nature, animals and stories from Clement's Gardens. After finishing their work, they get another riddle – someone left them a mysterious message hidden in a clay medallion. Who is the mysterious saboteur of the exhibition? Day 3 – Photography and Acting Capture the moment Art is not only paintings and sculptures – it is also moments closed in the frame and stories brought to life on stage! Clement teaches children the basics of photography – how to catch the perfect light, capture emotions and create a photographic story. Then they turn into actors! They prepare short scenes and practice expressing emotions with movement and facial expressions. By the way, they find another clue – a strange, old photo... Is this a trail leading to a sketchbook? Day 4 – Drawing and poster Invitation to the grand finale Only one day left for the grand opening! Children must create posters inviting guests to the exhibition. They try different styles – from classic drawing to collage techniques. At the end of the day, Clement gathers everyone and together they analyze the collected tips. Everything indicates that the mysterious saboteur is... Clement himself! But not in bad faith – he wanted to show children that art does not need ready-made patterns, and everyone can create something unique, drawing inspiration from their own imagination. Day 5 – Grand Final Vernissage and art festival It's the day of the grand finale – Children prepare the space for the exhibition, arrange their works, decorate and practice short presentations of their works. On this day, all the participants' works will be able to admire the park's guests, employees and children from other semi-colonial groups! This is a real vernissage of small artists! At the end, each participant receives a Master of Arts diploma and a message from Clement: “Art is everywhere – in the trees, in the clouds, and even in your imagination. Remember that what you create has value because it comes from your heart!”