Wednesday and Thursday were kind of same. We were in 4 our project groups in which we started to practice for the presentation.
The landart group went to the forest, mixed many colors and made lots of art. They painted on stones, trees, leaves and ground. They worked with material and transformed dead nature to beautiful art! With their Workshop-leaders Verena and Daniela they learned a lot of new things and had much fun.
The music workshop was lead by Jules. He thought us how to drum professional. Also they tried to express themselves with music.
The theater group practiced to speak on stage and to improvise. They started preparing Romeo and Julia with help of their leader Christian.
The Circus group exercised many kinds of circus activities like juggling, pipes, flags, plates, balance but also trapeze in the gym. Felix leached us many different ways to present circus.
Also, on Thursday, Malteserhof had been visited by a few other people. Those people were journalists. Campus15 was a host of a press conference. One participant from each country represented it to the journalist who were asking questions like "What is the thing that makes the camp special?" or "How are you planning on using the knowledge you've gained here in your home country and city?". But, the hardest one of all was "Why do you think you got selected for the camp?" We really had to think hard about this one, but in the end got to the conclusion that we all had that one thing that was shining even through the paper that was sent so far away.
Also, we want to recommend this camp to every single young person. Even if you're living in Germany, and are not really appealed to the idea of spending three weeks in your own country...trust us, we don't feel like we're just in Germany, we feel like we're in Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, Serbia and Poland at the same time.
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