Glitter in the Cracks

Through performances, movement programs, exhibitions, and other formats, they open a space where the shared process, not the perfect result, counts. The focus is on togetherness—as an attitude, as a practice, as a force.

This platform arises from a spirit of sharing, improvisation, and mutual care. Using simple means and a do-it-yourself approach, they bring their respective visions to fruition together.

Each person in the group is simultaneously an artist and a supporter—whether on stage, accompanying, documenting, holding space, or working invisibly in the background. They understand their working method as a living model for artistic connection and shared responsibility.

Over seven days, they invite the audience to a diverse and constantly evolving program: featuring drag, dance, performance art, durational performances, pop culture, music, visual art, and participatory offerings. Their goal isn't to present finished works, but to provide insights into artistic processes—in works in progress, raw ideas, and spontaneous impulses.

This gathering is also a response to structural scarcity—with a clear stance: Creativity doesn't need large stages or high budgets. It arises from connection, from presence, from the will to create together. They understand art as a way of life, as a way of thinking, feeling, and relating to the world.

What unites them is their belief in the power of artistic practice—in all its diversity and contradictions—as a space for self-exploration, exchange, and collective dreaming. For them, the audience is not just a spectator, but part of a living process—invited to perceive, empathize, and co-create.

An invitation, then: to experience, to move, to be. And to become part of something that unfolds in the here and now.