¡Guacamole! is an art-school project in which play, artistic mediation and graphic experimentation become tools for collective learning. Year 5 pupils from CEIP L’Ablanu designed a cooperative game that transforms a staircase into a space for play, strategy and mutual care. Following an initial development phase with Radio Baruyu, Laura Lara, founder of Raposu Roxu, guided the creation of the game through two artistic mediation workshops centred on screen-printing.

After the initial ideation process with Radio Baruyu, Laura Lara—artist mediator and founder of Raposu Roxu—supported the materialisation of the project through two workshops focused on screen-printing, a technique that allows a single image to be reproduced across multiple surfaces. Working with small printing screens, the pupils created four original decks of cards, transforming a collective idea into a playable object. The process combined symbolic play, design, decision-making and collaborative creation, generating their own visual worlds.

The project brings together game design, graphic creation and strategic thinking, fostering cooperation, negotiation and symbolic construction. The result is a set of four original decks created collectively and later activated within the school environment for which they were conceived.