In the digital age, the organizers suggest putting aside gadgets and immersing yourself in the authentic world of Russian decorative and applied art.
During the lesson, history will meet with practice and everyone will be able to try themselves in the role of a true master of folk crafts.
Wood painting is not just drawing, but a dialogue with centuries—old traditions. Participants will learn the secrets of bright Khokhloma, gentle Gorodetsky style and refined Gzhel.
The program of the event includes a theoretical part that reveals the historical and cultural context of each craft. Visitors will learn about the sacred meaning of ornaments, their connection with nature and everyday life.
Under the guidance of a mentor, the guests will get acquainted with the brushstroke techniques that have been passed down from generation to generation for centuries. "Zhiv" (applying white strokes to add volume) and "razvela" (pouring white into a bright color) techniques that turn a flat drawing into a lively and voluminous one will be seen with their own eyes. The wizard will explain the strict logic of the composition.: how and in what order are the main elements of the patterns arranged in different types of paintings to create a harmonious canvas. Special attention will be paid to coloristics — the secrets of combining shades the way the masters did centuries ago, but taking into account modern accents.
Under the strict supervision of a mentor, the guests will not only create their own souvenir, but also take with them a deep understanding of the philosophy of folk art.
The event is held by appointment by phone: 8(35336)2-79-14