Collective art as a form of resistance and hope

Collective art as a form of resistance and hope

Living solidarity through art means socialising art not only through its content but also through the way it is produced and shared. This begins when the artist is no longer a distant individual but becomes part of collective life. One of the clearest examples of this is the cultural and artistic work in Rojava. What makes it powerful is its ability to reconstruct the sociological bond between the audience and the artist, breaking the fourth wal…