this pathway introduces younger learners to the discovery of light, matter, and space through a playful and experimental approach. The course is designed to stimulate creativity, critical thinking, and the ability to observe the world from a fresh perspective.

students will learn to:

• observe and understand light in its different forms and its interactions with spaces;
• explore color, its perception, and its use in visual composition;
• develop a sensitivity to materials through experiments with different materials;
• develop critical thinking skills by asking questions and seeking answers outside the box.

• experiential workshops: each lesson is structured as a practical experience, where students interact with light, materials, and space through exercises and educational games.
• direct observation: outdoor explorations and activities to understand how natural light shapes the world around us.
• experimentation with tools and materials: use of light sources, reflective, transparent, and opaque surfaces to understand the behavior of light.
• storytelling and visual narration: construction of stories through images, shadows, and colors to develop a personal language.