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Wir haben die Möglichkeit bekommen mit einer Booking Agentur aus Russland eine Tour zu starten. Wir touren in 12 Tagen durch das halbe Land hindurch, bei denen wir immer als Headliner spielen werden.

Transcription of an error is a very personal way of combining music and theatre. The staging of this new austrian-italian-russian version will take place in Moscow at the Stanislavsky Electrotheatre.

Some of the best Swiss and European musicians gather to convey the universal ideas of classical chamber music beyond national borders.

In a project that moves between painting and performance I will create an installation that will that intents to commemorate the Gay victims of the Nazi persecution.

With the Summer School 2025 «Capturing the Senses» in Vilnius, LT we want to create a transnational learning platform for young creatives from Switzerland and Lithuania.

Сreation of a shop and workshop of handmade products. Support craft lovers to sell their products. Creation and arrangement of space to socialize and educate people.

I want to combine a multitude of creative processes that involve photography, digital painting and philosophical texts to create architectural and philosophical experimentations.

Proverbe
« Quand un cosaque est à cheval, seul Dieu est plus grand que lui »
A l’heure de l’implosion d’un état une catégorie d’individus veulent garder les traditions et l'unité de leurs pays

Hi, I'm Jorge, a photographer and dedicated scout leader. My camera broke, and I need a new one to keep capturing the amazing moments and adventures of our young scouts.

Nordic Spells* is Art from Nordic Countries, current research and «hygge». Meet artists from the North, work and discuss with them – and then there is also frokost.

With your help we’ll gather 1000 young minds in 1 place for more than a week, we’ll allow them to speak up and come up with solutions to global issues in cooperation with companies, government & NGOs.

Torrent is a yearly magazine focusing on source materials by artists, edited by Daniel Kurjakovic and Linda Jensen. It features previously unpublished material from artists ongoing research archives.