ART4Resilience
Resilience through art in dystopian times
We live in dystopian times. Often we are at the edge of losing hope and start isolating ourselves from the injustices of the world and form the people around us. Together we want to work against this. Art has always been a powerful force for political expression and channeling emotions. Art is a tool for activism, but also a way to build resilience. Join us in this youth seminar for exploring the intersection of art, political activism, and resilience—culminating in the collective creation of a mural that reflects our visions for a stronger, more hopeful future.
This youth seminar aims to create a gathering of volunteers, activists and creatives to engage with art for political action, focusing on resistance and resilience. We want to create a space to exchange knowledge on art and activism. Moreover, it will be an opportunity to create a collective artwork that will be integrated into the local space as a form of dialogue between the participants and the city.
📍Cagliari, Sardinia
📅 18th – 26th, June 2025
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