At ComMedi, our commitment to fostering innovative and collaborative projects in the European cultural landscape has taken a dynamic turn with our involvement in the eARTh project, a pioneering initiative under the Creative Europe programme. Since 2021, in partnership with GM STUDIO, ComMedi has been at the forefront of numerous Creative Europe projects, leveraging our extensive network to make a significant impact both locally and internationally.

The eARTh project, in collaboration with partners from Greece, Hungary, and Italy, is designed to connect and inspire artists across these three countries. The project's ambitious goal is to create a hybrid, interdisciplinary holographic performance that re-imagines classical literary works in the context of today's environmental challenges. This innovative approach not only bridges the gap between traditional and contemporary art forms but also emphasizes the urgent need for environmental awareness.

One of the core elements of the eARTh project is its intensive mobility training. This unique phase of the project brings together diverse groups of participants from each participating country, including writers, actors, animators, and technology specialists. During this training, participants are not only educated about climate change but also engage in a creative incubation process to refine their primary ideas into compelling narratives. This collaborative effort culminates in the formation of production teams dedicated to crafting a storytelling experience that integrates visual, performing, and holographic components.

The impact of this project extends beyond artistic innovation. By engaging audiences with a mix of education and entertainment, the eARTh project provides a platform for emotional growth and a deeper understanding of the environmental issues facing our world today. Through this blend of art and activism, the project aims to inspire a dialogue about sustainability and the role of art in societal change.

As ComMedi continues to contribute our expertise to the eARTh project, we are excited about the potential to influence both the cultural sector and environmental consciousness across the EU. This project exemplifies how collaborative efforts can result in groundbreaking advancements that resonate across borders, fostering a united response to global challenges.

For more information about the eARTh project and to stay updated on our progress, please visit eARTh project. Here at ComMedi, we are proud to be part of this transformative journey, continuing our mission to enrich the European artistic scene and advocate for crucial environmental issues through innovative cultural expressions.