by Bogna
Collective Art in Public Space
Educational process addressing structural violence against women
In October 2025, Masterpiece for Good began Pink Silence Avignon together with art students from Lycées St Joseph and Vincent de Paul in Avignon. As part of the ongoing Pink Silence series, the project focuses on violence against women and children through a process based on education, participation, and artistic work over time.
Across four social sculpture workshops, students worked with research, anonymous testimonies of domestic violence, and collective making. This process led to seven public installations and a series of visual materials, presented on 8 March 2026 for International Women’s Day in the schools and across the city.
Through 4 social sculpture workshops, students transformed research, anonymous testimonies of domestic violence, and collective creation into 7 public installations and a set of visual materials presented on 8th. of March (international women's day) 2026 in the schools and across the city.
Across four social sculpture workshops, students worked with research, anonymous testimonies of domestic violence, and collective making. This process led to seven public installations and a series of visual materials, presented on 8 March 2026 for International Women’s Day in the schools and across the city.
Through 4 social sculpture workshops, students transformed research, anonymous testimonies of domestic violence, and collective creation into 7 public installations and a set of visual materials presented on 8th. of March (international women's day) 2026 in the schools and across the city.










Root Questions & Anonymous Voices
Process and Method
Throughout the process, we regularly checked in with the group to understand how participants experienced the project and the anonymous format. This allowed for more honest reflection.
Using a structured method, the students worked through social, emotional, and spatial aspects of the topic and developed seven social sculptures.
The project was shaped by safe working conditions, critical thinking, and shared authorship.







Padlet to collect data
To Measure Impact
Over several months, 54 students took part in workshops that combined research, discussion, and artistic practice. To make it possible for many people to contribute, we used Padlet as a shared space to collect thoughts, experiences, and stories.
These contributions were part of the process from the beginning. They informed the themes, influenced the decisions made in the workshops, and were gradually translated into artistic forms. In this way, the project developed step by step through a collective process in which reflection and making were closely connected.
These contributions were part of the process from the beginning. They informed the themes, influenced the decisions made in the workshops, and were gradually translated into artistic forms. In this way, the project developed step by step through a collective process in which reflection and making were closely connected.
Vernissage on Intern. Women's Day
A youth led public parcours
In cooperation with both schools and with the support of the City of Avignon, the installations will be handed over to the city as part of International Women’s Day. Nearly 80 young participants will be present across Avignon to host the parcours, care for the works, activate them on site, and guide visitors through the installations. The aim is to create an open, respectful dialogue in public space.
Interactive map to explore 7 installations in Avignon City
SDG Goals 3,5 & 16
Gender Equality Good Health & Well-being, Peace, justice and strong institution
Through an engaging participatory process, 50+ students co-created public installations addressing silence around taboo subjects such as violence (SDG 5, 16). By placing these works across the city and inviting the public to engage with them, the project transforms sensitive issues into spaces for observation and dialogue, supporting awareness and emotional reflection (SDG 3).
OUR IMPACT
7
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+ 80
Participants
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Partnerships
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Digital Dialogs
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With your support, we can expand our programs, reach more communities, and create lasting impact.
Your Donations help us cover materials, workshops, artist fees, production costs, travel, documentation, and the basic infrastructure needed to realize our projects.
We aim for an allocation of donations based on a 20/80 ratio.