A toast to all the people who took part in this very special occasion, CAMP’22, and who carefully, by magic, made the dream come true.
~ music ~
CARMINHO
Throughout her career Carminho reveals herself as a thriving artist, one who celebrates and embraces her origins, and carries with her a language of several centuries, but so present in her own generation, and always with her eyes set on the world and the future.
We’re thrilled to welcome Carminho today’s great Portuguese and Fado voice.
BRUNO PERNADAS
The most surprising and irreverent of musicians, from an early age has shown as an active musician and composer in several projects, which have led him to participate in numerous music festivals in Europe, South America and Japan. As a multi-instrumentalist, Bruno plays guitar, piano, bass, synthesizers, drums, among other instruments.
Combining styles such as jazz, pop, folk, world music and electronics, his four albums were acclaimed by most of the media in Portuguese and international publications.
Electrifying is the word that comes to mind with the idea of having Bruno Pernadas at Camp.
MÁRIO LAGINHA
The Portuguese pianist and composer Mário Laginha is one of Europe’s best kept secrets. Having established himself as one of the most celebrated musicians in Portugal, playing extensively with the likes of Maria João and Julian Argüelles, @mariolaginha's music inhabits a space between the two worlds of jazz and music from the African continent, which has had a profound effect on his writing and shaped his music both rhythmically and sonically.
On the 9th of October we will set dreams to music with pianist and composer Mário Laginha.
~ workshops ~
ANDRÉ SANCHO
From an early age, André showed a special interest in drawing and visual arts. Passionate about the creative and production process, he seeks new exciting ways to reach visual and tridimensional stimuly. Focusing in the journey that is to design and produce, creating objects that elevate the material to an emotional level while maintaining the curiosity of a child, almost innocently exploring without rules or limitations.
WESLEY SACARDI
Wesley Sacardi defines himself as a lifelong learner who is in love with creativity. He is self-taught in the field of furniture design and decoration and loves to share knowledge. He creates pieces in solid wood in different states such as; natural pruning, discard and new wood.
His influences range from architectural projects to different styles such as Nordic and wabi sabi, where he likes to mix his creations.
In partnership with Loulé design Lab
~ talks ~
LOURENÇO LUCENA
"The senses are the trigger to return to humanity." Here is a glimpse on what Lourenço will share with us about the power of our senses and why we should be more sensorially aware.
MARIA MANUELA RESTIVO
A new generation of Portuguese artists is bringing rurality into their works. Come hear and see their work through the words and images of anthropologist Maria.
RITA CASTEL’ BRANCO
Rita is an architect & urban planner. As she rides her bike she looks at public space as the opposite of built space. It is on this journey that she will lead us to reflect on the possible paths and “desirable cities” of the future.
DUARTE MIRANDA MENDES
Duarte brings together the laws of men and the laws of astrology, by practicing law during the day and studying and teaching astrology at night. And he's going to tell us about it himself–how the ancient laws of astrology can be an enthralling everyday journey.
TERESA JÚDICE DA COSTA
Teresa has gone to ask poets how poetry happens in their lives and what impulse is that that makes them take the words and concentrate so much in “simple verses”. How do poets try to say what they mean? That's what we'll find out on by watching her work, “Tilt”.
CLÁUDIO GARRUDO
How to choose the best of the best photos from an entire photographer's life work? From concept to edition, Cláudio will share his passion, process and experience, showing us some of the symbolic photographs of the recent history of Portuguese Photography.
PEDRO TEIXEIRA
Is society mature enough to finally be able to talk seriously about the use of psychedelic substances such as ayahuasca, magic mushrooms or LSD? With researcher Pedro Teixeira, we will learn about the benefits (and risks) of using psychedelics and what we can expect in the coming years regarding their use in medicine, therapy, spiritual quest, and culture in general.
ISABEL SALDANHA
Isabel is a professional photographer. This is her focus and this is where she wants to grow and evolve in the coming years, adding to it the rich nature of words. For her photography is another form of writing, a narrative of moments in images.
CARLA MARTINS
Eco-warrior determined to reduce plastic pollution. She will help us understand in a simple way what a circular economy is, show us practical examples of how to avoid greenwashing (fakegreen) and give some insights of her work.
RAQUEL MARINHO
Raquel is a poetry goddess. She has already interviewed more than 40 Portuguese poets in the context of the project “O Poema Ensina a Cair”. It will be well worth listening to her share her passion for poems and words.
MÓNICA FRANCO
"There is no wi-fi in the forest, but there will be a better connection", believes Mónica Franco, who will tell us about a very special school, where learning sessions take place in nature. Let's go back to school and let's all go to the STREET!
~ wine ~
JOANA MAÇANITA
“For me, and I think for most people, drinking wine is all about sharing. Sharing sensations, nostalgia, desires and knowledge”, says the winemaker behind Morgado do Quintão brand, Joana Maçanita, who will talk about her passion for wines and will guide us through the tasting of these Algarve wines.
FILIPE VASCONCELLOS
Filipe Vasconcellos, entrepreneur and now also rural entrepreneur and wine producer at @morgadodoquintao. He will share his stories about the wine he produces in this land and place full of meaning and beauty, three words that have guided his vision: it wouldn’t have been able to create this emblematic brand, which is helping to recover Algarve as a wine region without them in our guidebook.