Home Soil Projects

Home Soil Projects cultivates embodied approaches to dialogue, performance, and research. Our work bridges art, education, and curation to explore how collective practices of reflection and collaboration can shape how we activate social justice in everyday and professional life. We create live and digital frameworks where theory and practice meet. Through Artistic Education Workshops, Curatorial Practice, and the Civic Performance Lab, we develop programs for universities, museums, theaters, and community spaces. Each project invites participants to co-create performances, installations, and learning environments that connect critical theory to lived experience. Performance and participatory art are our methods of research and civic engagement. Projects have addressed themes such as migration, sanctions, feminisms, and intergenerational repair across contexts in Europe, North America, the Middle East, and East, West, and South Asia. With over a decade of global work, Home Soil Projects advances a curatorial and pedagogical model that links embodied insight to creative approaches that advance social justice efforts. We collaborate with institutions seeking new ways to host inclusive, reflective, and transformative public programs.