Our Work

An annual arts festival celebrating the creativity, contributions and resilience of refugee and migrant communities while creating opportunities for dialogue, participation and connection across Maltese society.

Developed with ARDA Collective, this international project brought together artists, academics and communities to explore how Europe's colonial legacies continue to shape identity, relationships and everyday life.

Created with IntegrARTI Festival, this public performance explored statelessness and belonging through movement, inviting reflection on citizenship, identity and human rights.

Produced by Biloura Intercultural Arts Collective, this participatory performance brought together international artists and local communities to explore revolution as a cultural force for collective change.

A creative project with women and children seeking safety in Malta, using artistic practice to build confidence, connection and belonging through shared creative experience.

A stone coated in sugar. A fractured tea ritual. Through movement, sound and ritual, four performers explore how colonial legacies continue to shape memory, migration, belonging and our everyday lives.

An interdisciplinary residency with ARDA Collective and A Casa Vella exploring ecofeminism, place-based practice and community-led artistic research in rural Galicia.

Through encounters with communities across Italy, Portugal and Malta, this residency explored colonial memory and how social, political and cultural histories continue to shape our bodies and lives.

Created with the Malta Dementia Society, this ongoing project uses dance and movement to humanise care, strengthen connection and support the wellbeing of people living with dementia.

Developed during the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, this series of movement workshops explored resilience, healing and connection with women seeking sanctuary in Malta.

An intercultural collaboration with Biloura Intercultural Arts Collective using artistic practice to create visibility and dialogue around the often-hidden realities and rights of sex workers.

A collective exploration of how language shapes identity, memory and belonging, asking what it means to think, dream and relate to others in a language that is not your own.

Created during Polimorfa Festival, this public performance brought together local participants and international artists to reflect on war as a present reality, questioning peace, safety and belonging.

A site-responsive performance reflecting on grief, borders and migration, inviting audiences to consider Malta's relationship with the Mediterranean and those seeking safety.

Developed through ZfinMalta's ZfinMade residency, HER explores displacement, home and belonging through the intimate lived experiences of women forced to leave home.