RESEARCH PROJECTS

Our research projects emerge from larger patterns that demand sustained attention and critical engagement. These are not static inquiries, but dynamic, evolving processes that require in-depth study, time, patience, and regular interventions aimed at meaningful change. Framed as “Research Projects,” they serve as flexible containers for long-term collective inquiry—shaped as much by the questions we pose as by the ways we grow together as a community.

 

These projects unfold across multiple terrains and forms: fieldwork, concerts, exchange programs, collaborative productions, and diverse publications. Each of these outcomes is both a reflection of our methodology and a contribution to the larger goal of reshaping how knowledge is produced, shared, and acted upon.