While experts discuss the impacts of excessive screen time for children, an exhibition in Recife brings this debate into the realm of art.
Sample "Screens Steal ChildhoodsThe exhibition, which will open on July 25th at Galeria RAIZ, brings together 28 artists who transform one of the most debated topics of today into a visual experience open to the public.
Without condemning technology, the exhibition proposes a reflection on the balance between the digital world and fundamental childhood experiences, such as playing, imagining, interacting, and discovering the world beyond screens.
Through paintings, sculptures, photographs, and other forms of expression, the exhibition invites parents, educators, young people, and children to reflect on a question that permeates the daily lives of millions of families: what space is still left for childhood in an increasingly connected world?
The program combines art, behavior, education, and technology, offering a different approach to a topic that permanently occupies a place in discussions about childhood and development.
The artists participating in the exhibition are Ana Maria Veras, André Luiz Santana, Antônio Henrique, Báv Pernambuco, Ceça Nunes, Clélia Barqueta, Clériston, Déborah Freitas, Diogo Alves, Dirce Camargo, Elielce Soares, Gileno Gomes, Heleno Neves, Inês Castro, Kati Gama, Leniée Campos, Murilo Maia, Musta, Pedro Lapa, Pollyanna Queiroz, Rachel Rangel, Robertson Rodrigues, Sandra Buarque, Valdson Silva, Valéria Vital, Victor Dreyer, Virgínia Lucas, and Zélito Passavante.
