Flowers of the Lake 【Overseas collaboration: Elizabeth Amzallag-Augé, Project Chief for Education and Extension, Centre Georges Pompidou】 Collaboration

After an inspection meeting at the Centre Georges Pompidou Children's Atelier, Elizabeth Amzallag-Augé, Project Chief in charge of education and dissemination, visited Japan. We held a workshop together.
I was in charge of providing artworks for the workshop and organizing the workshop on site.
I have fond memories of the many emails I exchanged with Elizabeth.
I learned a lot from her, such as what is most important for children, the order in which to communicate, how to show, and how to record.
I learned a lot from her.

When the Centre Georges Pompidou (officially known as the Centre Serge Pompidou, Centre National d'Art et de Culture) was founded in 1977, it was still rare in France to have a children's studio attached to a museum, and she was truly a pioneer in this field.
She was not an artist, but an artist's work, and her goal is to design workshops that allow children to enjoy and learn the spices of the artist's work in the way that they love most.