EIRA Project
Summary
The EIRA project aims to promote the green transition by bringing together the cultural and creative sectors in pursuit of this goal. Structured into three phases – HARVEST, EXHIBITION AND TRANSFORMATION, and NEW BEGINNING – the project involves the community and partner organisations in collecting sustainable practices to inspire the creation of new products through the arts. Its defined priorities reinforce identity, territorial cohesion, innovation, and sustainability, empowering young people to face the challenges of the green economy.
Objectives
- To promote and value intangible cultural expressions, ensuring their preservation, dissemination, and continuous development while adapting them to contemporary contexts.
- To foster ethnic and cultural diversity, promote social inclusion and gender equality, strengthen citizenship, and improve the quality of life of local populations.
Activities
The project unfolds over two years, structured in three phases and involving the active participation of the entire team and established partnerships:
- PHASE I – HARVEST
Through dialogue with the community, research is carried out on the origins and evolution of traditions—primarily to identify themes, sounds and movements, stories, knowledge, and memories.
- PHASE II – EXHIBITION AND TRANSFORMATION
This is when the HARVEST is shared with the community, sparking the emergence of new knowledge from the connection with the past and highlighting the region’s most authentic and profound qualities. Activities include:
- CO-DESIGN SESSIONS
- EIRA INSTALLATIONS AND WORKSHOPS
- PHASE III – NEW BEGINNING
In this final stage, moments and spaces are created for the EIRA EXHIBITION, which documents the project through:
- EIRA ARTISTIC RESIDENCIES
- EIRA EXHIBITION AND PERFORMANCES
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