Project “Vergiess de Gaardenzwerg!” »
Guided by artist Lynn Scheidweiler, the children created site-specific installations using found or recycled materials in the lead-up to the festival. Two groups from the after-school care center and a class from Cycle 4.1 at Campus am Ale Bësch explored, transformed, and assembled everyday objects, giving them a second creative life. This project fosters creativity, independence, and an active artistic approach. Their artworks are integrated into the Marionettefestival as a treasure hunt, inviting families to discover hidden gems in the rural landscape, blending exploration and artistic expression.

We would like to thank our young artists for their boundless creativity, the teaching teams for their enthusiasm, and the Sommer Foundation for their warm support.

READ A Begleedung of the Kënschtlerin Lynn Scheidweiler hunn d'Canner am Viraus vum Festival op der Plaz Installation aus fonnten oder recycled Materialië gebastelt. Zwou Gruppen aus der Maison Relais an eng Class vum Cycle 4.1 vum Campus am Ale Bësch hunn Alldagsobjeten entdeckt, verwandelt an zesummegesat, fir hinnen en zweet, kreatiivt Liewen ze ginn. Dëse Project ferdert d’Creativity, d’Autonomie an eng aktiv kënschtleresch Approach. Hire we will be taking part in the Rally of the Marionette Festival, but we also have families in the countryside that are being played in an Entity Party which means that there are many children.

Mir soen all deene klenge Kënschtler.Innen merci fir hir grenzelos Kreativitéit. Mee och de pedagogeschen Ekippe fir hiren Enthusiasmus, an der Fondation Sommer fir hir waarmhäerzeg Ënnerstëtzung.