by EH
In a picturesque collaboration between WWF AMP Miramare and the Historical Museum, families are invited to embark on a unique journey through art and science amidst the vibrant hues of Massimiliano’s garden in Miramare Park.
Set against the backdrop of the sprawling Miramare Castle Park, this Saturday, April 27th, promises an immersive experience for participants of all ages. The occasion marks the second installment of an enchanting event, jointly organized by the Historical Museum, Miramare Castle Park, and the WWF Marine Protected Area, in honor of World Drawing Day.
From the ivory towers of the castle to the slate-grey of the rugged sea cliffs, the park’s natural canvas offers a kaleidoscope of colors waiting to be explored. Led by a seasoned illustrator, attendees will delve into the art of sketching, capturing the nuanced shades and textures of both land and sea.
But this adventure is not merely about artistic expression; it’s a journey of discovery into the intricate relationship between nature and color. Expert guides from the WWF will illuminate the ecological significance behind every hue, unveiling the strategies employed by flora and fauna for survival and reproduction. From camouflage to warning signals, participants will gain a newfound appreciation for the role of color in the natural world.
Participation in this enchanting escapade is open to adults and families with children aged 8 and above. While admission is free, spaces are limited, requiring eager participants to register by Friday, April 26th, at 3 p.m. via email to info@ampmiramare.it.
This initiative, part of the “Small Encounters with Biodiversity” program, is made possible through the generous support of the Autonomous Region of Friuli Venezia Giulia (L.R. 16/2016). As families gather to celebrate the wonders of spring and the boundless creativity of nature, Miramare Park emerges as not just a sanctuary for biodiversity but a canvas for artistic inspiration.
