ATERRIZAR | 13 JUNE
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ATERRIZAR
Multidisciplinary cycle in the places of
São Pedro and Azevedo de Campanhã
The first moment of the ATERRIZAR cycle is called Herbarium of the Territory and takes place during the spring months. Over four practical sessions we will collectively build a Herbarium of São Pedro and Azevedo through observation and collection, identification and scientific classification, illustration, and creative captioning of specimens.
The final result will take the form of a local herbarium documenting the biodiversity of the territory.
PROGRAMA
22 MARCH • 15H00 – 19H00
Largo São Pedro, Campanhã
15H00 | Herbarium of the Territory • Observation walk and plant collection.
Accompanied by Fernanda Botelho and José Luís Araújo, we will explore the plants that grow in this territory.
17H30 | Terra a Terra • Film screening The Secret Life of Plants (97 min.), by Walon Green, followed by a conversation.
12 APRIL • 17H00 – 20H00
Pavilhão Branca e Negro, São Pedro, Campanhã
17H00 | Herbarium of the Territory • Performance As árvores não têm pernas para andar by Joana Gama. At this concert, Joana Gama will share stories about the magical world of trees, accompanied by a small yet extraordinary instrument: the toy piano.
18H00 | Herbarium of the Territory • Scientific captioning workshop with Fernanda Botelho and José Luís Araújo.
More than a scientific collection of species, this herbarium is conceived as a participatory process of observing and interpreting the plant world, recognizing it as a place of memory, relationship, and learning.
10 MAY • 15H00 – 18H00
Largo São Pedro, Campanhã
15H00 |Herbarium of the Territory • Illustration and creative captioning workshop with Ana Madureira.
To scientific rigor we add an artistic dimension, through a workshop on illustration and creative writing led by Ana Madureira.
13 JUNE • 15H00 – 19H00
15H00 |Herbarium of the Territory • Launch of the Herbarium and conversation with Fernanda Botelho on “Herbalism in New Artivist Movements”, expanding the reflection on the connections between nature, art, and community.
17H30 | From Earth to Earth • Film screening Seeds of Time (77 min.) by Sandy MacLeod, followed by a conversation.
The From Earth to Earth sessions include film screenings and conversations curated by José António Cunha. They propose a cross-disciplinary approach combining a sensitive and poetic view of plant life with reflections on the ways humans inhabit and care for the territory.
To participate in the creation of the Herbarium, it is necessary to guarantee attendance at all sessions.
