Cultural actions in the prison world - and in an open environment - also aim to desecrate institutions or modes of expression whose access is not spontaneous for prisoners or former prisoners, a principle that applies to the Elsau prison, as well as to the central house of Ensisheim.
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Cultural actions in the prison world - and in an open environment - also aim to desecrate institutions or modes of expression whose access is not spontaneous for prisoners or former prisoners, a principle that applies to the Elsau prison, as well as to the central house of Ensisheim.