Highlighting all artistic initiatives created for a good cause

In support of the Fondation Hospices Civils de Lyon, many French artists are getting together to inspire anyone confined and to invite them to thank and support the hospital staff by donating today.

In support of the Fondation Hospices Civils de Lyon, many French artists are getting together to inspire anyone confined and to invite them to thank and support the hospital staff by donating today.

In support of the Fondation Hospices Civils de Lyon, many French artists are getting together to inspire anyone confined and to invite them to thank and support the hospital staff by donating today.

In support of the Fondation Hospices Civils de Lyon, many French artists are getting together to inspire anyone confined and to invite them to thank and support the hospital staff by donating today.

In support of the Fondation Hospices Civils de Lyon, many French artists are getting together to inspire anyone confined and to invite them to thank and support the hospital staff by donating today.

Inspired by the body and its emotions, costume designer Nawelle Aïneche tells us about her commitment to Amnesty International and her latest creations. By playing with different mediums, she successfully makes us question the concept of reality and the tools we use to apprehend it.

It was on a train to Paris, during the summer of 2019, that Henri Lamy met one of the producers of “On the way to School". Originally a movie, winner of the 2014 César for best documentary, it has now become a Foundation that aims to help children to access education, such as Jackson, whom Henri has recently portrayed to help raise funds.

In 2017, Don Mateo painted a now-iconic image to support the actions of the collective No Children Without a Roof. Discover his portrait and take a peak behind the scenes of this creation.

Early 2019, Spanish artist ESCIF joined the Splash and Burn initiative in creating a rewind symbol amidst the ruins of the rainforest, along with a short film, that call for a collective effort to nurture our planet. The unique ecosystem of Indonesia's island of Sumatra is indeed threatened by palm oil plantations.

"Beyond Walls" is a project undertaking a series of monumental biodregadable artworks launched by Saype. French artist and pioneer in land art, he attempts to create the world's largest human chain whilst renewing his support for several NGOs, including SOS Méditerranée.