Following this workshop aimed at young people and adults, participants will be invited to take part in the final performance, HIDRORAVE, conceived by Carincur and João Pedro Fonseca (ZABRA), which will take place on September 6 at 6:30 p.m., as part of the Braga White Night program.
No previous experience in performing arts, sound, or lighting is necessary. Up to 15 participants, whether curious amateurs or professionals exploring the field, can register to take part in a creative process where sound and light will be worked on as means of artistic and technological expression.
Throughout the workshop, live sounds will be explored, manipulated, and transformed into vivid sound textures, as well as experimenting with light as a visual and sensory language, drawing with it shapes, pulsations, and atmospheres that dialogue with sound and the body in motion.
No previous experience is necessary, just a willingness to experiment, listen, and collaborate in a collective and immersive process.