Post by Qisetna Projects CIC

For many people living in exile and displacement, art becomes home. It's the space where memory lives, where identity is honoured, and where belonging is possible. At Qisetna, we believe that art isn't a luxury – it's the connective tissue that holds communities together and helps us recognise each other's humanity. "Art itself and the artistic process have the capacity to engage communities and address their pressing questions without being reshaped to fit the framework of social work" says Rana Yazaji to our colleague Karine Khachatryan in a special interview in Qisetna. https://lnkd.in/e3rNwFWn