In the organizer's words:

In January, the participants will create their own works of art in the style of Picasso and Kirchner's prints using the "alugraphy" flat printing technique, which, like lithography, is based on the phenomenon that fat and water repel each other. Aluminum foil is used here instead of polished stone plates.

Also known as kitchen lithography, it is based on a harmless etching process using cola and enables several prints to be made of an original drawing using oily colors.

In this workshop, participants will learn about the individual steps of the printing process and discover that the printing process is also determined by chance. The techniques are explained step by step under the guidance of an art education expert.