Dana 8. i 10. aprila 2025. godine na Fakultetu savremenih umetnosti održana je druga u nizu od četiri radionice u okviru regionalnog projekta „Multisenzorna umetnost“ (Multisensory Art). Ovaj projekat ima za cilj da kroz umetnički izraz poveže različite senzorne doživljaje i omogući inkluzivno stvaralačko iskustvo, sa posebnim akcentom na osobe sa oštećenim vidom.

Druga radionica nosila je naziv „Keramika“ i osmišljena je posebno za slepe i slabovide osobe, s ciljem da podstakne kreativnost, razvije osećaj za oblik i teksturu, omogući izražavanje kroz umetnost dodira i izrazi vrednost taktilnosti.

Kroz rad sa glinom i drugim materijalima, učesnici su imali priliku da istraže osnovne vajarske tehnike – modelovanje, oblikovanje i reljefno izražavanje – uz stručnu podršku umetnika sa iskustvom u radu.

Radionica se fokusira na taktilno iskustvo, koristeći verbalne opise i taktilne vodiče kako bi svi učesnici mogli aktivno da učestvuju u procesu stvaranja. Kroz rad je raslo samopouzdanje učesnika i omogućilo im da kroz umetnički izraz razviju nove veštine i osećaj ličnog postignuća. Nije bilo potrebno prethodno iskustvo, ali uz podržavajuću i kreativnu atmosferu svi su postigli sjajne rezultate. Učesnici radionice su bile osobe sa oštećenjem vida i studenti Fakulteta savremenih umetnosti sa vizuelnih umetnosti.

Radionicu je vodio docent vajarstva Ivan Bon uz veliku pomoć saradnice u nastavi Milice Stojković, dok su podršku u realizaciji pružili studenti Fakulteta savremenih umetnosti – Nina Bon, koja je bila zadužena za fotografije i video, i Milan Kusmuk, koji je bio logistička i tehnička podrška učesnicima.

Ova radionica predstavlja sjajan primer kako umetnost može biti alat za inkluziju, zajedništvo i istraživanje novih oblika izražavanja. Učesnici su pokazali izuzetnu kreativnost, posvećenost i otvorenost ka eksperimentisanju, a radna atmosfera bila je ispunjena entuzijazmom, razmenom ideja i stvaralačkom energijom.

Projkat „Multisenzorna umetnost“ uključuje još radionica, i sve su takodje fokusirane na čula i umetničke forme, a završni rezultati svih radionica biće predstavljeni na zajedničkoj izložbi.

Fakultet savremenih umetnosti ponosno podržava ovakve inicijative koje neguju interdisciplinarni pristup, povezuju umetnost i tehnologiju i stvaraju prostor u kome je umetnost dostupna svima – bez ograničenja.

The Second Workshop of the Regional Project “Multisensory Art” Held at FSU: Ceramics

On April 8 and 10, 2025, the Faculty of Contemporary Arts hosted the second in a series of four workshops as part of the regional project “Multisensory Art”. This project aims to connect different sensory experiences through artistic expression and to provide an inclusive creative environment, with a special focus on individuals with visual impairments.

The second workshop, titled „Ceramics“, was specifically designed for blind and visually impaired participants, with the goal of encouraging creativity, developing a sense of form and texture, enabling expression through the art of touch, and emphasizing the value of tactile perception.

Working with clay and other materials, participants explored basic sculptural techniques—such as modeling, shaping, and creating in relief—with the expert guidance of artists experienced in inclusive art practices.

The workshop focused on the tactile experience, using verbal descriptions and tactile guides to ensure that all participants could actively engage in the creative process. Through their work, participants developed greater self-confidence and were able to acquire new skills and a sense of personal achievement through artistic expression. No prior experience was required, but thanks to a supportive and creative atmosphere, everyone achieved excellent results. The workshop participants included individuals with visual impairments and students from the Faculty of Contemporary Arts, specifically from the Visual Arts program.

The workshop was led by sculpture professor Ivan Bon, with great support from teaching associate Milica Stojković. Additional support was provided by students from the Faculty of Contemporary Arts – Nina Bon, who was responsible for photography and video, and Milan Kusmuk, who provided logistical and technical support to the participants.

This workshop stands as a strong example of how art can serve as a tool for inclusion, connection, and the exploration of new modes of expression. The participants demonstrated remarkable creativity, dedication, and openness to experimentation, while the working atmosphere was filled with enthusiasm, idea exchange, and creative energy.

The „Multisensory Art“ project includes several more workshops, all centered around the senses and artistic forms, and the final outcomes of all sessions will be presented at a joint exhibition.

The Faculty of Contemporary Arts proudly supports initiatives like this one, which promote an interdisciplinary approach, connect art and technology, and create a space where art is accessible to all—without limitations.