From July 6 to 8, 2024, a three-day workshop was held in Târgu Mureș, Romania, bringing together 15 disadvantaged and vulnerable young girls from nearby villages. Organized by Professional Foundation (ProF), the event was led by artist teachers Nora and Renata, alongside ProF representative Angela Cotoara. Each day, participants commuted to take part in creative...
From July 6 to 8, 2024, a three-day workshop was held in Târgu Mureș, Romania, bringing together 15 disadvantaged and vulnerable young girls from nearby villages. Organized by Professional Foundation (ProF), the event was led by artist teachers Nora and Renata, alongside ProF representative Angela Cotoara. Each day, participants commuted to take part in creative sessions designed to foster self-expression, cross-cultural understanding, and personal growth through digital art.
The workshop was divided into two main parts. The first focused on Digital Art Technology, where participants explored four digital applications to express cross-cultural themes and emotions through artistic creations. In the second part, they put their ideas into practice, addressing topics raised during discussions, such as the impact of global issues, gender discrimination, and how art can be a tool for healing and empowerment.
Some activities followed structured demonstrations of digital tools, while others encouraged participants to bring their own artistic approaches. Many chose to create posters reflecting deep emotions tied to themes of cultural identity and gender equality. Throughout the sessions, the artist teachers provided continuous guidance, offering inspiration and feedback. ProF played an active role in supporting the girls, capturing their creative process through photos and videos, and documenting the powerful messages they sought to convey through their art.
