The UK continues to navigate complex questions surrounding identity, belonging, and community. These issues resonate globally, where shifts in political landscapes and rising nationalist movements add further layers to discussions of unity and division.

Our exhibitions highlight the shared experiences and cultural intersections between Eastern European communities and wider society. Through this exploration, we uncover the rich tapestry of identities, histories, and traditions that define Eastern Europe, while seeking to build bridges between the diverse experiences of these communities and those within the UK.

We organise collaborative workshops with universities and cultural organisations, and installations combining photography, textiles, and archival material. Our methodology is collaborative, often involving co-authorship, storytelling workshops, and public programming that bridges artistic practice with education and community dialogue.

By delving into themes of identity, memory, and shared heritage, we aim to cultivate a deeper understanding and appreciation of the complexities present in both regions.

We invite audiences to engage with the multifaceted nature of who we are, how we perceive and relate to our heritage, and how we navigate the space "in between cultures."