Discover sustainability through art and storytelling from around the world

Through the Expo’ I.D.E.E. («Imagine Sustainability at the Ecosocial Sustainability Ensemble») and with the support of artists, a comprehensive vision of the 2030 Agenda—viewed in terms of its uniqueness and interconnectedness—is presented.

Focus on SDGs 5, 10, 11, 13, 15, 16

Students will be introduced to the 2030 Agenda and specific goals, discover the 4 dimensions of the Agenda and understand the «interconnectivity» between the SDGs. Work in groups.

Introduction to IDEE’s artworks for the SDGs, featuring video narratives by artists and stories of sustainability from around the world. Students will be invited to identify the key SDGs relevant to their school and community, explore their interconnections, and consider relevant actions that can be taken to achieve them. For a follow-up lesson, students will be assigned the SDGs of their choice and will be invited to create their own stories and eco-videos for the next module.

Additional workshops with our staff and experts

• Eco-Poetry Workshop with the artist I.D.E.E.  Ane Ereuze, (in English and French) »Nature, me, and the nature within me. Can I be a voice for nature? Can nature reflect my story? Am I nature? This ecopoetry workshop will give you the tools to explore yourself in relation to nature. Drawing on sources of inspiration that spark creativity and imagination—from silent introspection to literary reflection—you will write in the voice of nature.”
• «Postcards for Sustainability» Workshop»
  Join Idée en Action by creating your own postcard featuring your artwork and your own creative text or poem—either on your own or with the support of an I.D.E.E. artist. These postcards will help promote the project’s activities and celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement by highlighting these key objectives.
• Creative Textile Workshop with Donatella Massoli (ForMe Design) and Ivana Massucco. Join I.D.E.E. in Action by contributing to the creation of a collective textile artwork, inspired by SDGs 11 and 15, that envisions an ideal sustainable community. Guided by two experienced instructors, you’ll create your own piece using weaving, crochet, or sewing techniques.While exploring creative textile and upcycling methods, you’ll participate in discussions about the environmental and social challenges facing the textile industry, with a focus on fast fashion and contemporary issues.

Informal and interactive.

The I.D.E.E. exhibition will function as an educational tool to encourage active reflection on sustainability issues.

This reflection will take the form of simulation games, design thinking exercises and participative activities, with a particular focus on SDGs 5, 10, 11, 12, 14 and 15.

It could be enriched by a cycle of artistic workshops, led by an artist from the I.D.E.E. project, as well as a creative movement workshop, offered by a somatic movement expert from our association.