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We are happy to look back at the recent Xarkis Fes

We are happy to look back at the recent Xarkis Festival in Kalavasos, where the work of 23 artists came together in a vibrant programme of exhibitions, performances, encounters and exchanges.

As part of @contesteddesires , the festival offered an important space to share the outcomes of artistic research and residencies developed throughout the project.

A special thank you to the @xarkis__ team for bringing these works and encounters together, and to all the participating artists for their commitment and creativity.

We are especially happy to see the work of the artists who also spent time in residence in Amsterdam with us: @chrmndeheij , @sithabileartprojects , @marialuigiagioffre , @carlosnoronhafeio , @efuasutherland , @emmidiately and Mohammed. It has been wonderful to follow their journeys and now see the results of their work.

We are proud to have been part of this process and grateful for the conversations, collaborations and connections that continue to grow.

XF2026 took place as part of Contested Desires: Constructive Dialogues project. CDCD is co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union.
Xarkis Residency is also supported by the Deputy Ministry of Culture & the Community Council of Kalavasos.

Photo by
Andreas Gregoras @andy.g_photography
Andrea Constantinide @uniconvisuals
© Xarkis

Today, on the International 𝘋𝘢𝘺 𝘰𝘧 𝘗𝘦𝘢𝘤𝘦, we look

Today, on the International 𝘋𝘢𝘺 𝘰𝘧 𝘗𝘦𝘢𝘤𝘦, we look back at last Friday’s gathering with @victoriacaprilesm and @gpchv as part of the @peace_mobilities project.

Through Victoria’a collages and our conversation on displacement, belonging and everyday peace, we explored how peace can also be found in small, everyday practice of making, remembering, connecting and rebuilding. Her work remind us that peace can also be composed from fragments of everyday life.

The conversation continues through the exhibition 𝘾𝙤𝙢𝙥𝙤𝙨𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙋𝙚𝙖𝙘𝙚 𝙛𝙧𝙤𝙢 𝙁𝙧𝙖𝙜𝙢𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙨 which remains open at H401 Monday to Friday, 13:00-17:00.

📼If you couldn’t join us, the recording of the talk is now available on our YouTube Channel.

Come and visit the exhibition and discover the collages yourself.

🇪🇺 Peace & Mobilities is founded by the European Union.

#InternationalDayOfPeace #DayOfPeace #EverydayPeace #Displacement #Collage

One week to go! ✂️ Next Friday, 18 September, join

One week to go! ✂️
Next Friday, 18 September, join us at H401 for 𝘾𝙤𝙢𝙥𝙤𝙨𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙋𝙚𝙖𝙘𝙚 𝙛𝙧𝙤𝙢 𝙁𝙧𝙖𝙜𝙢𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙨: 𝘾𝙤𝙡𝙡𝙖𝙜𝙚, 𝘿𝙞𝙨𝙥𝙡𝙖𝙘𝙚𝙢𝙚𝙣𝙩 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙀𝙫𝙚𝙧𝙮𝙙𝙖𝙮 𝙋𝙚𝙖𝙘𝙚.
Through a selection of collages created during her experience of forced displacement, @victoriacaprilesm reflects on 𝘣𝘦𝘭𝘰𝘯𝘨𝘪𝘯𝘨, 𝘮𝘰𝘣𝘪𝘭𝘪𝘵𝘺 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘺𝘥𝘢𝘺 𝘱𝘳𝘢𝘤𝘵𝘪𝘤𝘦𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘱𝘦𝘢𝘤𝘦.

The exhibition will be followed by a conversation with Victoria, moderated by Geraldine Chacón-Villarroel (@gpchv ), curator of the exhibition.

🗓️ Friday, 18 September | 17:30 📍 H401 – Herengracht 401, Amsterdam ✉️ RSVP: mail@h401.org
💻 Live stream available! Register for the link.

Come discover how fragments, images and everyday creative practices can help us think about displacement and peace.

🇪🇺Peace & Mobilities is funded by the European Union.

#PeaceAndMobilities #H401 #EverydayPeace #Collage #Displacement

𝗠𝗲𝗲𝘁 𝗩𝗶𝗰𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗶𝗮 𝗖𝗮𝗽𝗿𝗶𝗹𝗲𝘀 & 𝗚𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗹𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗰𝗼𝗻-𝗩𝗶𝗹𝗹𝗮𝗿𝗿𝗼

𝗠𝗲𝗲𝘁 𝗩𝗶𝗰𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗶𝗮 𝗖𝗮𝗽𝗿𝗶𝗹𝗲𝘀 & 𝗚𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗹𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗰𝗼𝗻-𝗩𝗶𝗹𝗹𝗮𝗿𝗿𝗼𝗲𝗹 ✂️

On 18 September, H401 will host 𝘾𝙤𝙢𝙥𝙤𝙨𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙋𝙚𝙖𝙘𝙚 𝙛𝙧𝙤𝙢 𝙁𝙧𝙖𝙜𝙢𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙨: 𝘾𝙤𝙡𝙡𝙖𝙜𝙚, 𝘿𝙞𝙨𝙥𝙡𝙖𝙘𝙚𝙢𝙚𝙣𝙩 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙀𝙫𝙚𝙧𝙮𝙙𝙖𝙮 𝙋𝙚𝙖𝙘𝙚, a talk and small exhibition by @victoriacaprilesm , as part of @peace_mobilities project.

Victoria is a Venezuelan human rights lawyer and visiting researcher at Bielefeld University. Through a selection of collages created during her own experience of forced displacement, she explores displacement, belonging and the everyday practices through which peace can be composed from fragments.

The conversation will be moderated by Geraldine Chacón-Villarroel ( @gpchv ), curator of the exhibition and Venezuelan human rights advocate. Geraldine leads advocacy work focused on mass atrocity prevention and freedom of religion or belief, bringing together advocates, policymakers and art practitioners.

Join us on Friday, 18 September at 17:30 to explore how collage can become a way of reflecting on displacement and everyday peace.

📍 H401 – Herengracht 401, Amsterdam ✉️ RSVP: mail@h401.org
💻 Live stream available! Register for the link.

Peace & Mobilities is funded by the European Union.🇪🇺

#EverydayPeace #Displacement #HumanRights #Migration #Mobility

A child’s portrait as a silent act of resistance

A child’s portrait as a silent act of resistance

In 1943, the artist Gisèle van Waterschoot van der Gracht painted the young girl Karin, granddaughter of Kees and Mieke van Son-Broers, owners of the well-known delicatessens ‘De Wijs and Broers’ in Bergen and Alkmaar.

At first glance, it is a simple child’s portrait. But the painting tells a much bigger story.

From late 1941, the German occupying forces required artists to join the ‘Kultuurkamer’. Anyone who refused was barred from practising their profession. Gisèle refused. Nevertheless, she continued to paint and accepted commissions. As a result, this 1943 portrait was created in secret.

It is likely that the contact between Gisèle and Kees van Son came about through the poet Adriaan Roland Holst. During the war, Van Son helped by providing food parcels for Gisèle and the people who were in hiding with her in Amsterdam. His daughters also cycled from Bergen to the Herengracht to deliver packages, without knowing what was inside them.

In this way, countless small, often invisible networks emerged during the nazi-occupation, in which people helped one another. Artists, shopkeepers, families and others — each from their own position.

The portrait remained in the family for decades. This week, Saskia Vleugel donated the painting to our foundation, in accordance with the final wish of her late sister Karin, the girl in the portrait. The original dress in which Karin was painted was also donated.

A portrait of a child, then. But also a quiet reminder of resistance, cooperation and courage — and of the important role that women played in all of this.

The photo collage shows: the childhood portrait of Karin Vleugel (1943), alongside her sister Saskia Vleugel, who is donating both the portrait and the accompanying dress to the house of Gisèle; and, in the bottom left-hand corner of the photo, Cornelis (Kees) van Son in his shop, photographed by the poet Lucebert.

@micolmanunta @saskiamelle @fransdamman020

Next week, join us in Brussels for the @training_c $Next week, join us in Brussels for the @training_contactzone Final Conference: “Cultural Democracy in Contact Zones”, where we’ll explore how cultural participation can move beyond access to become a driver of dialogue, inclusion, and and democratic change. 🎤 Conference Highlights ✨ Thursday, 2 | July Culture for People, People for Culture Drawing on his research Participation in Cultural Activities Strengthens Democracy and Social Cohesion – The Evidence, Angelos Agalianos (European Commission, DG EAC) will join @xanthakialexandra (UN Special Rapporteur on Cultural Rights), and @lindtbarbaravan (KAAI Theatre) to discuss how cultural participation can strengthen democratic societies and inspire future cultural policy. ✨ Friday, 3 July | How Do We Make Structural Change? Moderated by @fransdamman020 (H401), this session brings together @roelofsenromy , @gableroelofsen and @benjamin.caton to explore how grassroots initiatives, cultural institutions, and policymaking can work together to create lasting structural change. 📅 2–3 July 2026 📍 Pianofabriek, Brussels (Rue du Fort 35, 1060 Saint-Gilles) 💻 Sessions will be also live-streamed 🔗 Full programme & registration in bio ⤻\ Let’s explore how culture can shape more inclusive, democratic futures. 🔵 Training for the Contact Zone is co-funded by the European Union through @erasmusplus_ot #TrainingForTheContactZone #TCZ #ContactZones #CulturalDemocracy #CulturalRights$

Today, on International Museum Day, we celebrate m

Today, on International Museum Day, we celebrate museums as living spaces of dialogue, imagination, and collective memory.

At H401 / House of Gisèle, we believe museums are not only places to preserve the past, but spaces to question, connect, and co-create futures together. Through art, performance, research, and encounter, we continue exploring how culture can become a contact zone where diverse voices meet.

Thank you to all artists, collaborators, communities, and visitors who keep this space alive. ✨

©️Freunde von Freunde

Today, on 🇪🇺 Europe Day, we celebrate not only the

Today, on 🇪🇺 Europe Day, we celebrate not only the idea of Europe as a political project, but as a shared space for dialogue, cultural exchange, and collective imagination.

At @herengracht401 , we believe that culture can create meaningful encounters across differences and help shape more inclusive and democratic futures. Through our current European collaborations, we continue working with artists, cultural practitioners, researchers, and communities across borders to explore new ways of connecting people, histories, and perspectives.

✨ Our current European projects:
🔹 @training_contactzone  Exploring how cultural and heritage spaces can become places of dialogue where diverse identities, memories, and perspectives coexist and actively shape shared futures.
🔹 @peace_mobilities  Investigating the relationship between mobility, displacement, coexistence, and peacebuilding through artistic and socially engaged practices across Europe.
🔹 @contesteddesires  Creating spaces for critical reflection and constructive dialogue around contested histories, public memory, colonial legacies, and cultural narratives in contemporary Europe.

Today reminds us that Europe is built not only through institutions, but through people, exchange, collaboration, and the courage to remain in dialogue.

Happy Europe Day from H401 💙

* The projects are co-funded by the European Union

Artists @efuasutherland , @emmidiately & Mohamed B

Artists @efuasutherland , @emmidiately & Mohamed Ben Slama concluded their residency at @herengracht401 with a public process-sharing at @kunstfortvijfhuizen as part of the @contesteddesires project.

Through textiles, symbols, performance, and sound, the artists presented their ideas, research, and creative processes developed during their stay, engaging with the history of House of Gisele and the Amsterdam context.

At the same time, works by Dutch artists Charmaine de Heij and Sithabile Mlotshwa were on view creating a dialogue between works in progress and more completed pieces.

A moment of exchange, reflection, and artistic connection.

*CONTESTED DESIRES Constructive Dialogues is Co-funded by the European Union*

#ArtistResidency #ArtandHeritage #AmsterdamArt #Decolonialism #ArtResearch

@eccom_it @d6culture @xarkis__ @museodellecivilta @BJCEM @herengracht401 @proprogressione @muhnac @labonnebcn @museoegizio @creativecourt._ @cyprusuniversitytechnology @d6_eu_ @larnaka2030 @nubuke_foundation @museodelamemoria @uniuniofleicester @universityofcyprusg

Thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday at H

Thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday at H401 for the talk by @d_bartlebooth as part of the @peace_mobilities project.

The talk revisited the legacy of Mexican artist Ulises Carrión and his years in Amsterdam, where the legendary bookshop and gallery “Other Books and So” became a quiet yet powerful catalyst for experimental practices in art and literature. Through Carrión’s ideas, the discussion explored how contemporary artists engage with representations of violence while imagining alternative proposals for peace.

We are grateful to Daniel for sharing his research developed during the residency and to everyone who joined the conversation.

Stay tuned for upcoming talks and activities at H401.

* H401 assisted with the research as partner of the Peace & Mobilities Consortium.
For all partners and more information about this project go to: https://peaceandmobilities.org/

#H401 #UlisesCarrion #ArtistTalk #AmsterdamArt #LatinAmericanArt

Who is IN and who is OUT? From 28–30 January 2026,

Who is IN and who is OUT?
From 28–30 January 2026, artists, cultural practitioners, museums, project partners and the wider public gathered in Amsterdam and Vijfhuizen for the third Capacity Building Workshop of @contesteddesires

Across three days of workshops, artist-led sessions, and a public programme with active audience participation, we explored decolonial memory, queer visibility, inclusion, and social repair—reimagining heritage and commemorative spaces as sites for dialogue, reflection, and transformation.

Thank you to all speakers, artists, partners, participants, and community members who contributed to this collective exchange. ✨

📍 Amsterdam & Vijfhuizen
📅 January 2026
📸 @lndwstudio

*CONTESTED DESIRES Constructive Dialogues is Co-funded by the European Union*

#ContestedDesires #ArtForChange #ArtAndHeritage #DecolonialArt

@eccom_it @d6culture @xarkis__ @museodellecivilta @BJCEM @herengracht401 @proprogressione @muhnac @labonnebcn @museoegizio @creativecourt._ @cyprusuniversitytechnology @d6_eu_ @larnaka2030 @nubuke_foundation @museodelamemoria @uniuniofleicester @universityofcyprus

Today we’re introducing our artist from Tunisia as

Today we’re introducing our artist from Tunisia as part of the @contesteddesires project. 🇹🇳

@mohamedbensalamamusic is a multidisciplinary artist working across sound and visual arts. A multi-instrumentalist, composer and ethnomusicologist, his practice explores and preserves North African musical and cultural heritage, focusing on indigenous communities and migration routes. Blending traditional Tunisian instruments with jazz and electronic music, his work bridges ancestral traditions and contemporary expression.

His digital reflection mirrors the ongoing process of research and transformation within the CDCD residencies.

Find more about Mohamed in our CDCD website!
*Link in bio

*CONTESTED DESIRES Constructive Dialogues is Co-funded by the European Union*

#ContestedDesires #ArtForChange #ArtAndHeritage #DecolonialArt

@eccom_it @d6culture @xarkis__ @museodellecivilta @BJCEM @herengracht401 @proprogressione @muhnac @labonnebcn @museoegizio @creativecourt._ @cyprusuniversitytechnology @d6_eu_ @larnaka2030 @nubuke_foundation @museodelamemoria @uniuniofleicester @universityofcyprus

Today we’re introducing another of the artists tak

Today we’re introducing another of the artists taking part in @contesteddesires project. 🚀

@emmidiately is a Cypriot–Dominican artist and musician whose collaborative practice moves across sound, performance, installation, code and writing. Blending DJ sets, field recordings, curated sound events and composition. His work explores cultural contradictions, diaspora and social memory.

His digital reflection emerges from residencies during CDCD project.

Emiddio Vasquez & Peter Eramian founders of @lowerlevantcompany in collaboration with Olga Micinska, merge bat calls, broadcasting and encrypted messages to reflect the ecological catastrophes wrought by colonial warfare in the Easter Mediterranean at @w139amsterdam as part of @sonicacts Bienal from Saturday Feb 7 till Sunday March 29.

Find more about Emiddio in our CDCD website!
*Link in bio

*CONTESTED DESIRES Constructive Dialogues is Co-funded by the European Union*

#ContestedDesires #ArtForChange #ArtAndHeritage #DecolonialArt

@eccom_it @d6culture @xarkis__ @museodellecivilta @BJCEM @herengracht401 @proprogressione @muhnac @labonnebcn @museoegizio @creativecourt._ @cyprusuniversitytechnology @d6_eu_ @larnaka2030 @nubuke_foundation @museodelamemoria @uniuniofleicester @universityofcyprus

Today we’re introducing one of the artists from Gh

Today we’re introducing one of the artists from Ghana taking part in @contesteddesires project 🇬🇭

@efuasutherland is a multidisciplinary artist working across performance, dance, sculpture, film and storytelling. Through the body, performative objects and myth-making, her practice explores power, custodianship and layered colonial histories, connecting past and future, spirit and material, elders and youth.

Her digital reflection of transformation and social inclusion is part of her residencies during CDCD project.

Find more about Elisabeth work in our CDCD website!
*Link in bio

*CONTESTED DESIRES Constructive Dialogues is Co-funded by the European Union*

#ContestedDesires #ArtForChange #DecolonizeCulture #ArtAndHeritage #DecolonialArt

@eccom_it @d6culture @xarkis__ @museodellecivilta @BJCEM @herengracht401 @proprogressione @muhnac @labonnebcn @museoegizio @creativecourt._ @cyprusuniversitytechnology @d6_eu_ @larnaka2030 @nubuke_foundation @museodelamemoria @uniuniofleicester @universityofcyprus

Today we start with our Project Partner Meeting an

Today we start with our Project Partner Meeting and the Capacity Building under the framework of CDCD.
Our CDCD community will explore during these three days how heritage practices and commemorative spaces can engage with queer visibility, decolonial memory and social repair.

* CONTESTED DESIRES Constructive Dialogues Co-funded by the European Union 🇪🇺

Who is IN and Who is OUT? Brings together artists,

Who is IN and Who is OUT? Brings together artists, cultural practitioners and activists to explore queer visibility and decolonial memory and rethink culture as a space for inclusion, repair and transformation.

@rikyjanne works on queer representation, archiving and visibility at at IHLIA LGBTI Heritage.
@benjamin.caton reflects on decolonial practice, affinity spaces and collective healing ao as an Initiator of the Decolonial Indonesian Dutch Commemoration
@richardsandell_rcmg & @cesarecuzzola explore museums and heritage as tools for human rights and queer visibility at the Research Centre for Museums and Galleries (University of Leicester).

Join us for a constructive dialogue on contested histories and inclusive futures!

Who is IN and Who is OUT? takes place in the framework of CDCD.

Link in bio to register

* CONTESTED DESIRES Constructive Dialogues Co-funded by the European Union 🇪🇺

Who gets to be visible? Who gets to speak? And how

Who gets to be visible? Who gets to speak? And how do we hold difference without exclusion? How to be inclusive without being to exclusive? What is the counter side of social inclusion?

Who is IN and Who is OUT? invites you into a shared conversation on queer archives, decolonial memory, museums, heritage and social justice. A space for difficult questions, care-based dialogue and collective imagination.

Who is IN and Who is OUT? takes place in the framework of CDCD.

We warmly invite you to save the date for the public event on Thursday, 29 January, 19:00, Herengracht 470, Amsterdam.

Link in bio to register

* CONTESTED DESIRES Constructive Dialogues Co-funded by the European Union 🇪🇺

Last Wednesday, November 26th, we had the pleasure

Last Wednesday, November 26th, we had the pleasure to step into the footsteps of the Mexican artist Ulises Carrión who was based in Amsterdam in the ‘70s/’80s. We were guided by Arnisa Zeqo, curator and director @kunsthuissyb through Carrión’s Amsterdam. Arnisa did extensive work on Carrión’s legacy: “...his output continues to have a deep impact on the ways in which I live and work as a writer, educator, and curator.” Arnisa a.o. coordinated a series of events The Society of Friends of Ulises Carrión during Documenta 14.

Ulises Carrión opened the first location of OTHER BOOKS and SO in 1975 at 227 Herengracht. Later he moved the shop down the street to a bigger space at Herengracht 259, but eventually closed in 1979. Carrión maintained his collection of artists’ publications, mail art, and ephemera under the name Other Books and So Archive, which was located at Bloemgracht until his death in 1989. Our walk retraced these Carrión landmarks.

The walk took place in the framework of Peace and Mobilities, an EU Marie Curie Staff Exchange project which investigates the relation between people on the move and their positive contribution to our societies. Peace and Mobilities researcher Daniel Sarmiento, currently in Amsterdam, is interested in Carrión’s years in Amsterdam: “this research may be of special interest to the project, given that Carrión’s work was crucial to Mexican writer Cristina Rivera Garza. She was inspired by Carrión to develop the concepts of ‘deappropriative writings’ and ‘necrowritings’ as contemporary poetic proposals that respond artistically and politically to the necropolitical actions exercised by various state and parastate armed agents.”

H401 is the cultural non-academic partner within @peace_mobilities.

Join us in planting and help bring "Healing" an ar

Join us in planting and help bring "Healing" an artwork to life on the fort island!

📍 Kunstfort Vijfhuizen
📅 Sunday 23 November
⏰ 14:00–16:00, followed by savoury tulip-bulb biscuits and tea to warm up together

We invite you to join a communal planting moment with artist Carlos Noronha Feio @carlosnoronhafeio on Sunday, 23 November at Kunstfort Vijfhuizen. Together, we will plant tulip bulbs in the letters of the previously excavated word 'HELING' which holds a double, even triple meaning of healing as well as "fencing of stolen goods". Everyone is welcome to take part!

The planting not only marks the start of an outdoor artwork made with tulips, but is also a symbolic act of healing, collaboration, and cultural cross-pollination. Together, we shape a process that embraces the seasons and invites new meanings and encounters. Come and join in, and experience how language, culture, and nature intertwine in a poetic gesture of togetherness. This spring, the growing and blooming artwork will be visible from afar!

The Portuguese artist Carlos Noronha Feio explores layers of identity, language, and cultural exchange in his work. His practice often moves between the personal and the collective, between history and the future. In February, Carlos was artist-in-residence at the Kunstfort as part of @contesteddesires, Constructive Dialogues (CDCD), a multi-year international project with a residency programme. In the Netherlands, this is organised by H401, Creative Court, and @kunstfortbijvijfhuizen.

Link in bio to sign up!

Training for the Contact Zone, Amsterdam Edition 2

Training for the Contact Zone, Amsterdam Edition
29 September - 1 October 2025

Fleur Ravensbergen @fleur_ravensbergen

On Wednesday October 1st, Fleur Ravenbergen's workshop extensively dealt with Module 2 Tensions and Opportunities in Cultural Heritage and Module 4 Skills for Cultural Mediation from the TCZ Curriculum

Fleur Ravensbergen is an independent conflict resolution and negotiation practitioner, and a lecturer at the University of Amsterdam in Conflict Resolution and Governance. She is a member of the Peace and Security Commission - Advisory Council of International Affairs which advises the Dutch Government and parliament on peace and security. She is the Facilitator for a large financial institutions' Human Rights Grievance and Remedy Mechanism and an Advisory Council Member for “Fight for Humanity” - a human rights NGO. She was co-founder and the Deputy Director of the Dialogue Advisory Group.

In 2018 / 2019 Fleur Ravensbergen was co-moderating a series of think tank meetings at Herengracht 401, centred around diversity in our society. With a wide range of politicians, policy makers, artists and academics from accross Europe, Turkey and Israel we came together, exchanged our thoughts and opions under ‘Chatham House Rules’. As a follow up of this series of “contact zone” meetings, we published the magazine ‘PERPLEX! – a travel magazine for those who are uncertain’. In this magazine you find an interview with Fleur and her work “Talking to Men with Moustaches”- the illustration was made by Klara Graah.

Training for the Contact Zone (TCZ) is a European project @erasmusplus_ot dedicated to rethinking adult education, with a special focus on museums and heritage learning. The project’s overarching goal is to strengthen European cohesion by encouraging dialogue and fostering shared cultural understanding.

TCZ consortium:
Culture Action Europe (BE)
Conexiones improbables (ES)
Etz Hayyim Synagogue (GR)
Goethe-Institut (RO)
Human Platform (HU)
PELE (PT)
H401 (NL)

All pictures taken by: @lndwstudio
Thanks to @goetheinstitut_niederlande

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