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joana gama
[PORTUGAL]
e as flores?
29 May · 10h30 am
30 May · 16h00 pm
Oficina MaginA
Age rate: M/10
Duration: 50 minutes
‘And the Flowers?’ (“E as Flores?”), by Joana Gama, is the third instalment in a trilogy dedicated to the theme of Nature, which began with the show ‘Trees Don’t Have Legs to Walk’ (“As árvores não têm pernas para andar”) (2020), aimed at pre-school children, which has now been performed over two hundred times and gave rise to the book of the same name, followed by ‘Birds & Mushrooms’ (“Pássaros & Cogumelos”) (2022), aimed at primary school children, the book for which was published in December 2024.
Given that Art has a transformative power, and that childhood is the cornerstone of how we view the world, this trilogy aims to raise awareness among the youngest children of the importance of Nature and Art, so that children and educators can develop the ability to look at their surroundings in a more empathetic and creative way.
‘And the Flowers?’ (“E as Flores?”) aims to extend this work to the colourful and surprising world of flowers, which accompany us through various stages of life, from the happiest to the saddest, and which are undoubtedly an inexhaustible source of inspiration and enchantment.
Joana Gama
Joana Gama (1983) is a Portuguese pianist involved in a wide range of projects, both as a soloist and through collaborations in the fields of film, dance, theatre, photography and music. For younger audiences, she has created “Nocturno” (co-created with Victor Hugo Pontes) and “Eu gosto muito do Senhor Satie”. In 2020, she began a trilogy centred on Nature with the show “As árvores não têm pernas para andar”, which has now exceeded two hundred performances and was presented in the Gardens of the Prime Minister’s Official Residence during the 25 April celebrations in 2022. That same year, he premiered “Birds & Mushrooms”, the book of which was published by Flâneur in December 2024. Conceived during artistic residencies in Madeira and Japan, “And the Flowers?” premiered in June 2025 at the 59th edition of the Sintra Festival.