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The project is a cross-disciplinary collaboration between partners from Slovenia, Austria, Belgium, and beyond, and aims to develop a multifaceted understanding of diverse values, meanings, challenges, and perspectives related to forest. Bringing together the disciplines of art, forestry, and the humanities, the project approaches the forest as a site where we can explore ecology and interconnectedness but also as a site of diverse and often conflictual policies, and social, cultural, and economic practices.

This collaborative programme focuses on interdependencies in care as ethico-political and corpo-material relations, and pay special attention to new modes of art and cultural practice that enable meaningful social and environmental encounters.

Accompanying events of the Igor Zabel Award for Culture and Theory. 

A long-term programme organized in collaboration with Department of Art History, Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana. This multiyear programme focuses on art that is created for communal use, acceptance, experience, or rituals and that is usually displayed in the public space.