The course positions choreography, visual arts and language as powerful tools for social transformation. Students engage with the voice of textile workers through testimonials provided by KUC Tekstil, then translate those testimonials into abstract artistic segments — movement, image and language — that culminate in a public performance / installation addressing workers’ rights and broader contemporary social issues.
Through a practice-led, transmedial approach, students explore how embodied practices and creative co-creation can foster public dialogue, give visibility to marginalised voices and enable shared artistic expression across disciplines.
- Teacher: Julie Ann
- Teacher: Adrijana Dancevska Rovcanin
- Teacher: Jana Jakimovska
- Teacher: Ilze Zirina
Organizer: All Partner Institutions
Country: North Macedonia
Course Overview: This interdisciplinary course explores how choreography, visual arts and language can support social transformation. Students work with textile workers’ testimonials and transform them into movement, images and language, culminating in a collaborative public performance or installation focused on workers’ rights and contemporary social issues.
Learning Outcomes: Co-create a multidisciplinary work (choreography and stage design) that fosters public dialogue Translate real-world testimonials into abstract artistic segments (auditive or visual) Collaborate effectively within interdisciplinary teams using a practice-led approach
Skills Developed: Students develop interdisciplinary collaboration, creative co-creation, movement improvisation, visual and spatial composition, embodied research, critical thinking, social awareness, communication and the ability to transform real-life stories into artistic expression.
ECTS: 3
Number of hours on site: 25
On-site Certificate Date: 31 August - 04 September 2026
Working Package: WP5
On-site Course End Date:
040926