Celebrating Francophonie Day 🎉🌍
Yesterday, the languages department had the pleasure of celebrating Francophonie Day, an opportunity to highlight the French language and the rich cultures of the French-speaking world.
A big thank you to everyone who participated and helped make this day so special. 🤩
The Francophonie is more than just a language: it’s a bridge between peoples and an invitation to explore endless cultural horizons.
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Our Greek play “Ο πιο δυνατός άνθρωπος στον κόσμο” has come to an end!
We are incredibly proud of our students for their amazing performance! Their hard work, dedication, and creativity truly shone on stage, making it a memorable experience for everyone.
A huge thank you to the Arts Department for their guidance and support in bringing this production to life
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ART WORKSHOP
Faculty: Paolo Borelli, Senior Lecturer Communication and Graphic Design Department
“Where will the White Rabbit take us?”
It was an honour and a pleasure to host NABA institute’s Paolo Borrelli!
This workshop, freely inspired by the work of Bruno Munari, invited students to use fruits and vegetables as unique artistic tools. Through the use of colours, unconventional printing, improvisation, chance, and above all, the desire to play, students created original artistic creations, unleashing their expressive capabilities, and overcame the limits of their imagination!
Special thanks to Ms. Krystallena Stylianou for connecting us, and of course to our very own Mr. Achileas for coordinating!
Workshop Structure:
– Introduction:
Brief introduction to the workshop with visual examples on the importance of observation in approaching art and design.
– Exploration of Vegetables:
Observation of various types of vegetables (e.g. lettuce, celery, cabbage, peppers).
– Preparation and Printing:
Cutting vegetables (to be done by the instructor) to create stamps.
Using acrylic paints to create prints on paper.
Experimenting with combinations of colours and patterns.
– Exhibition of the Works:
Sharing the completed works and reflecting on the experience and how to apply these techniques in various artistic fields.
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