PINTURA VIVA | WORKSHOP

Pintura Viva is a sensory activity for babies and children who are encouraged to play with natural paints made from food pigments such as beets, spinach and turmeric.

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A oficina de pintura é um convite a experimentações livres com tintas naturais feitas com pigmentos alimentícios, como beterraba, espinafre e açafrão .
Ao entrar em contato com esses elementos naturais e experenciar uma vivência de pintura gestual, as crianças podem se expressar pelo espaço com o corpo todo.

Yasmim Flores, lives and works between Rotterdam, Netherlands and São Paulo, Brazil

Brazilian visual artist, performer and art educator, whose research focuses on the integration of different disciplines such as drawing, painting, dance, music and installations.
Having graduated in Visual Arts at Fundação Armando Álvares Penteado (FAAP), Yasmim also completed specialization at École Nationale de Beaux-Arts (ENSBA) in Paris, in 2009.
She studied Art Direction and scenography and specialized in the Dance-Drawing Laboratory with Segni Mossi -Italy.
As an Art educator, she worked at EAV Parque Lage, an experimental school of visual arts in Rio de Janeiro at the pre-school Casa Redonda Centro de Estudos, (Round House Study Center)– a pioneering early childhood school in Brazil, with over 30 years of history with its principles and practices, rooted in the early development of sensitivity, nature awareness, artistic expression, free play and the cultural diversity of Brazil.
She also offers art workshops for children at art institutions at the Museum of Modern Art of São Paulo (MAM), and Cultural Center Spaces, Music Festival for Kids, and Online Festivals where she developed her research project “Sound Drawing Movement LAB for children” and "Pintura Viva": a collective painting practice with natural inks for mothers and babies.

Actually, she is teaching Brazilian Art for kids at EPM Choro School of Rotterdam at WMDC CODARTs Building.
As a visual artist and performer, Yasmim participated in a number of collective exhibitions between Netherlands, France and Brazil.