The event, held in the Main Corridor of the faculty, near the Parthenon friezes, offers a contemporary and accessible reinterpretation of the Panathenaic procession. This initiative is part of Daniella Forchetti's post-doctoral research, focusing on artivism and the relationship between art and poetic accessibility.
Through 3D prints, poetic audio description, and a multi-format artist's book, the artist invites diverse audiences to explore classical heritage via a multisensorial experience, encouraging them to touch, hear, and see the works.
The "Sculpted Body" workshop will take place between 2 PM and 4 PM, lasting one hour with 15 available spots. The exhibition will be open to the public from 11 AM to 6 PM.
Registration is free but mandatory, and should be done via email at daniforchetti@gmail.com. Further information is available on Instagram at @m_m_acessibilidade_cultural.
The event may be photographed and filmed for public dissemination.
