
How can everyone who is affected—humans, animals, and nature—take part in shaping our shared life?
We explore ways for all beings to live together cooperatively, democratically, and with dignity.
We call for ecological, bodily, swarm, artistic, juristic, animal-welfare and other knowledges, as well as lived experience. Over time, we aim to share and expand them through workshops, conferences, trainings, retreats, festivals, and pilot projects.
We warmly welcome all who wish to contribute, collaborate, and help nurture this space of exploration.

We provide help to animals wherever they need us—often on remote pastures. In cases of injury or neglect, we deliver immediate first aid on-site and, whenever possible, collaborate with owners, veterinarians, and farriers.
Our mission is to provide immediate support to animals while empowering people to recognize and respond to their animals’ needs.
We greatly appreciate practical help, professional expertise, and financial support.

In our community and seminars, encounter is at the center.
We create spaces for humans, animals, and nature to meet and grow together.
Our approach combines personal exploration, group processes, artistic collaboration, body awareness, Focusing, Nonviolent Communication, Trust Techniques, and other body-centered methods.
We also share practical knowledge on animal care, animal welfare, animal rights, and permaculture.
We warmly welcome participants, collaborators, and supporters who wish to help sustain and grow these spaces of connection.

We join the horses when they wish, quietly and without agenda, within their circle.
Their presence brings calm naturally. As herd animals, horses live socially with minimal conflict, each finding its place. In this clarity, we experience true cohesion and learn how cooperation can unfold.
We also discover how profoundly beautiful and empowering it is to be welcomed by a herd, simply for who we are.

We experience shared life as a high art. What new possibilities arise when we see ourselves as co-authors of this life? How can artistic perspectives help us co-create inspiring ways of being together? How can we turn our experiences into meaningful stories—and what do these stories share with the world?
On site, new artistic formats emerge and travel into the world — including our Artists’ Ambulance and Conflict Laboratory.

In our daily life with animals and nature, we experience an equal way of being and acting together.
In this way, a partnership-based coexistence grows naturally.
We carry this understanding forward—and advocate in society for the rights and dignity of animals.
We expose injustice, engage in dialogue with owners, and, where necessary, work with authorities and other animal welfare and animal rights organizations.
Stand with us as animal‑rights advocates or legal allies.

Building on our emergency care work, we aim to create a sanctuary for horses whose care can no longer be guaranteed, providing them with permanent, individual, and professional care.
At the same time, we want them to experience a natural, self-determined life within a herd.
The animals will life next to us and have their own retreats and the opportunity to interact with us and be close to humans if they wish.
Let us know if you have, or know of, a welcoming place. We warmly invite you to support the creation of our sanctuary — financially or through your network.