Artivism: the integration of art and activism creatively addresses and inspires action on important cultural, social, political, and environmental issues. It advocates for meaningful change by encouraging collective action, and also rethinks artists' education, organizational structures, creative methods, and power dynamics. 

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We use dance, theatre and performance to develop projects that engage people and spark dialogue about Colonial Legacies, Power Structures, Mobility, Integration, Belonging and Connection. Our process begins by asking questions; and through our belief that different identities and backgrounds shape how individuals perceive and respond to injustice, we take a collaborative approach in the work that we do. Incorporating various perspectives allows us to create art that not only reflects personal stories but also tackles larger social challenges.  

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Taking inspiration from the social and environmental justice movement, we hope to use our work to raise awareness, unite people, and inspire meaningful steps toward justice, fairness, and community action. Whether as participants, supporters, or spectators, we invite everyone to join us in creating positive change that transcends borders.

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We are in constant practice with our European Collective of Artists, collaborating across cultures and with a collective of artists who share the frustration with the state of things.  Our work is growing slowly, like nature, to build our knowledge, our capacity and our profession.  

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