On Mobilisation. Micro- and transnational communities mobilisation through artistic practice (2023-2025) focused on community mobilisation through artistic processes. This bottom-up project co-funded by the European Union, took an active role in an international solidarity and emancipatory movement. It brought together and engaged individuals for favouring forms of social justice and equality. In order to effectively address the concept of micro-community mobilisation the project embraced local specificities of the four partner organisations: wpZimmer (BE), Baltic Art Center (SE), Studio ALTA (CZ) and Lavanderia a Vapore (IT). They were mobilised by adopting various forms of cultural participation facilitated by six international artists: Kalle Brolin, Elisabetta Consonni, Daniele Ninarello, Ahilan Ratnamohan, Marika Smreková and Danae Theodoridou.
The main objective was to respond to the need for transnational creation and circulation of knowledge and capacity building. It proposed a softly guided frame for participation, in a peer-to-peer dynamic, contributing to the ongoing demand for elementary equality, social fairness and empowerment. It created an informal and inclusive model of learning within culture, stimulating exchange, activating citizens, developing audience and by that opening up a connection to other social spheres and domains that were inaccessible before.
We would love to invite you to revisit On Mobilisation. Micro- and transnational communities mobilisation through artistic practice and spend time with the traces of the project and download publications developed between 2023 and 2025.