In preparation for the upcoming online introductory meeting on 5 November, when students from the partner countries will meet for the first time to begin collaborating on the second and final phase of the project, the Italian team has officially started its first in-person workshop.

During this engaging session, the students — guided by the partner SiripArte — worked in groups to prepare their presentations for the meeting. Each group focused on a specific topic connected to their local context:

• The Umbria Region

• The City of Foligno

• Art in Umbria

• The “G. Marconi” Art School (Liceo Artistico G. Marconi)

At the same time, in Greece and Portugal, students from the other partner schools are carrying out their own preparatory workshops, all working towards the same goal: the international online meeting that will bring everyone together.

During this meeting, the mixed groups of students will collaborate on themes chosen from their national constitutions, exploring how to express and share these ideas through the universal language of art. The creative process will allow them to interpret and communicate the meaning behind the selected constitutional articles, fostering dialogue and understanding across cultures.