Collective project by Maria Lucia Cruz Correia, Aylin Balikci, Lucie Cellier, Zo\u00e9 Gronchi, Laura Laigo, Abiga\u00ebl Mackenzie, Morgane Roduit et Clara Rouge.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
With Voice of Nature: The Trial<\/em>, presented last year at the far\u00b0 festival, Maria Lucia Cruz Correia involved the audience in a transformation process through fiction, magic and documentary. Spotlighting the notion of ecocide, this theatrical process addressed the way laws and justice may serve the Earth\u2019s ecosystems by granting rights to nature. This year, in collaboration with\u00a0HEAD\u2013Gen\u00e8ve (Geneva University of Art and Design), far\u00b0 has asked the artist to work with students on a new project.\u00a0Common Dreams: Moving Away Together<\/em>\u00a0follows from a workshop run in February. Between fiction and reality, the project focuses on long-term research on education about the future, much like an alternative school to outline strategies to counter climate change. The topics discussed focus on the common good, healthcare, hope and time and will address what unites us and how to teach survival. For\u00a0Communs singuliers#1<\/em>, the school has adopted a nomadic form, settling in a forest and on the shores of Lake Geneva. For five days the students unfold a programme, which includes several\u00a0collective activities such as planting, singing, reading, eating, discussing, contemplating,\u00a0snorkelling or rebelling\u2026 Every day a guest also shares his or her knowledge (of\u00a0biology, economy, astrology\u2026) and opens discussions on topics relating to the ecological transition. In response to the burning issues of our times,\u00a0Common Dreams: Moving Away Together<\/em>\u00a0offers space and time to explore our capacity to act, to think together and maybe develop common dreams.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":2430,"template":"","class_list":["post-6040","news","type-news","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n