At the end of the exhibition by the artist Mino Ravaozanany organized by the SM'Art Faxinfo Art Gallery, a stroll was organized in the streets of Grand-Case in order to sketch, draw and paint the typical Creole huts of the district.
Organized by Fabienne and animated by Mino herself, this walk was aligned with the exhibition of the artist's watercolors, hung in the Bellevue gallery. This event is a great first, namely to organize an artistic activity directly linked to a static exhibition. The invitation was launched by Mino, participation was free, all you had to do was bring your drawing and painting material: small palette of pigments, brushes, pencils, watercolor paper ... and then let the magic of inspiration operate. The experience and the moments shared were unique and significant. The exercise was not limited only to sketching a house or painting the landscape, it encourages taking the time to settle down, observe, become aware of things, people and surrounding noises. Of oneself and of one's emotions too. Mino's wise advice and silences between budding artists applied to the task were rich. If Mino's watercolor paintings call for travel, for an afternoon, even sitting by the side of the road to Grand-Case with a sketchbook in their hands, the participants in this animated walk also traveled extensively. _VX
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