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Us
In our creative space we work to stimulate the imagination and open a new sensitivity towards art through gesture, colors, materials and elements. We welcome error with open arms because we firmly believe that process is more important for children's development than DaVincian perfection; However, we guide and accompany them and we address techniques to improve their motor and artistic skills, respecting their decisions and styles so that they themselves discover their own individual approach.
Our goal is to stimulate the right hemisphere of the brain, where non-verbal expressions, emotions and spatial vision are regulated. This initiative encourages empathy and creativity in young people, so that they can make the world a better place for tomorrow.
My name is Léa, although my little ones usually call me “Leis.” Still, I gladly welcome any creative nickname.
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I’m French, with Latin roots.
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I graduated from the British School and then studied Fine Arts, earning my degree with honors. Later, I completed a Master’s in Book Editing and Publishing at the Autonomous University of Barcelona.
For several years, I worked in an art school with children, and I was also fortunate to collaborate with the Picasso Museum in Barcelona—experiences that enriched the way I teach and understand art.
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Today, I teach in my own studio, sharing my passion and creativity with those around me, and I devote all my love and energy to Leartworld, a project that fills my heart every day.
Léa Friant, Owner and Lead Teacher
LÉA FRIANT
Goals
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Generate a greater appreciation for artistic culture and art in general.
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Teach values: cultivate patience, effort, respect, cleanliness, order and cooperation.
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Teach meditation through art, accustoming the child to seek calmness and healing through an artistic language that can help in a therapeutic way to regulate or manage our emotions.
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Exploration and experimentation of new materials and textures that train the senses.
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Promote the importance of free expression and problem-solving skills to strengthen creativity and inventiveness.
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Improve the child's communication by promoting sociability and teamwork.
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Strengthen knowledge about the history of art and basic technical skills in painting, drawing and sculpture.
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Instruct new forms of visual communication that help stimulate psychomotor development.
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Value individual and collective work that encourages the creative process without neglecting the final result.
Benefits of art
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Challenges and increases fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.
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Improves visual learning and language development skills
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Increase self-esteem
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Increases concentration
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Improves coordination
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Enhances mental agility and quickness
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Stimulates creativity
