
Photo : Maison de Balzac
Visual Arts Workshop at Maison de Balzac: leporello
Capture the relentless spirit of Balzac by transforming a single motif into an evolving visual sequence. This workshop invites you to embrace artistic obsession, exploring how repetition and correction define the final form of your work. Perfect for anyone looking to push their creative boundaries within a historic, inspiring setting.
Maison de Balzac musée et bibliothèque (Paris 16th)
About
Come and create a graphic frieze in the form of a leporello, from a simple sketch to a finished drawing.
How does an artist tackle a theme? How do they form, deform, and metamorphose the subject that obsesses them?
Balzac was a perfectionist; he made up to 19 corrections to a single text.
Rodin took seven years and produced over 120 versions to complete his sculpture of the author. But is it ever really finished?
In this workshop, you will follow set rules—such as rhythms and constraints—all within the excitement of the artistic process.










