A collegial space for scenographers to share practice, knowledge and artistic dreams.
The event is free, but registration is required - book your spot here:
At this FOCUS ON we put the spotlight on scenographers and invite you to come get an insight into their artistic practice and working methods. Maybe it will spark your inspiration?
This FOCUS is the culmination of a residency-workshop where we have invited a group of scenographers with different background to come together and dig deeper into their craft – talk about their individual artistic practice and reflect on the artistic process; that is not tied to working towards a creation or a specific outcome.
During 5 days the scenographers will gather to collectively pose questions that can generate new ways of thinking about their work, generate ideas, share feedback and exchange experiences. All this to open up a collegial space for scenographers to share practice, knowledge and artistic dreams.
The idea behind this residency-workshop comes from a group of European light designers that regularly meet to talk about and develop their own artistic practice. With hosting a residency-workshop of this kind, the interested lies in giving space to some of the artistic practices within the performing arts that are often overlooked – not the director, actors, choreographers or dancers etc.
For this residency-workshop, we invited scenographers with different backgrounds within the field of scenography to explore the approach and methods of their craft.
FOCUS ON is a workshop meeting, a network and a knowledge-sharing format for the artistic disciplines in the performing arts that are not typically at the centre of attention, e.g. lighting design, sound design and scenography. The workshop aims to strengthen an artistic and professional exchange that gives these disciplines greater artistic independence. Each workshop will focus on a specific discipline. The ambition is to challenge the usual work hierarchies and inspire a greater degree of cross-disciplinary and collaborative processes.










