In the second workshop, children explored the idea of flight by creating airplanes, starting from a discussion about movement, adventure, and how an object can stay in the air.

From these ideas, they began to imagine and sketch their airplanes in their minds, then moved on to the practical process of working with wood. Using adapted tools, the children built different forms, giving each creation its own character and identity.

During the process, a noticeable increase in confidence and independence in using materials was observed, along with a natural sense of collaboration, as they shared ideas and helped one another.

In the end, the airplanes took shape—each one unique, reflecting imagination, dedication, and the desire to create.

See you at the next workshop ✈️

Photos: Erza Bata | Media Team of Autostrada Biennale