Small seeds

How many stories lie behind a tiny seed? What does it have to go through to become a flower? Wind, water, and earth contribute to the transformation of seeds into plants, help them take root and then stretch toward the sky, blossom, and finally blossom by dropping new seeds around them, thus starting new lives.

The Small Seeds activity includes a first part in the rooms of the exhibition Anselm Kiefer. Fallen Angels, during which, thanks to narrative moments and sensory experiences, we discover together the works of this great artist that hide wonderful materials, such as sand, earth, seeds and flowers.

After the visit, in the workshop, we experiment with materials and colors to discover how transformation is part of the natural cycle of life and can also be found in a work of art.

Small Seeds is designed to be done by adults and children together: the exhibition thus becomes an opportunity to experience art with the whole family.

Reservations required. Limited seats.
Activities are free with the exhibition admission ticket.

In copertina: Anselm Kiefer, Sol Invictus (det.), 1995 © Anselm Kiefer. Photo Charles Duprat.