We want to organize a travelling city festival driven by the urge to create awareness about the European Convention on Human Rights. Our project "Circle 18" aims to revitalize the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) through art that touches, inspires, and raises awareness about human rights. Eighteen unique, mobile art installations creatively interpret the ECHR’s articles. These traveling pop-up locations appear in public spaces across five European countries, such as schools, squares, and cultural centers, fostering a participatory and local approach to human rights. The project promotes inclusivity and gender equality, offering a platform for artists, educators, and students. Cross-sectoral artistic interpretations will be developed with local and international partners, addressing regional contexts. Art, debate, lectures, and workshops are designed to engage local communities, while digital collaboration between artists minimizes the ecological footprint. The project is structured for sustainability, continuing beyond the initial funding. Circle 18 contributes to the protection of the rule of law by making the ECHR accessible to all and acting as a platform for artistic expression and human rights education.

Action Zoo Humain explores the extent to which theatre can directly intervene in reality without losing sight of its poetic potential and self-criticism. The organization uses the historical concept of the 'zoo humain' as a research tool to question ethnic, religious, political, and economic zones of conflict. The company puts multi-voicedness and representation at the forefront, functioning as a bridge-builder between artists and academics, the artistic and social-artistic sectors, new talent and experts, and individual artists and cultural houses. Action Zoo Humain believes that an artistic project is justified not only by its own content but also by the network in which it is created.

The Artpole creates art that connects. They create aesthetic and individual art experiences through events, large-scale installations, socio-artistic, and participatory projects. Their art connects and builds bridges between people, cultures, environments, and the different subjects they work with and use as a creative base. Local people or specific groups are often included in their artworks, making them very personal. Some of these artworks also have a participatory part, where people can literally create art together with them.