Organised by the association Mission Planète Terre, the Festival International du Film sur les Glaciers uses cinema to raise awareness about the melting of glaciers and the urgency of climate action. Through film screenings, discussions with directors, exhibitions, and school activities, the festival invites audiences to explore the environmental, social, and scientific dimensions of glacier retreat and its impact on our planet, highlighting the need for sustainable change.
Cecilia Moya Rivera leads a multilingual writing workshop that invites participants to engage with symbolic repair and shared colonial wounds through poetry and creative writing.
The session examines the dynamics between victims and colonizers, using guided writing and poetic prompts to explore fissures where daily colonialities persist. Participants investigate strategies of narrative repair, examine emotional and historical traces, and practice expressive approaches that reveal and challenge inherited structures.
Kiyémis is an author, afrofeminist poet and speaker who explores self‑love, body positivity and the visibility of Afro‑descendant women in Europe. She hosted the programme ‘Rends La Joie’ and edited the volume Pour la joie.
This reading and discussion examines how joy functions as a practice of resistance and cultural affirmation, addressing themes of self‑love, embodiment and political visibility. Kiyémis reads from her work, discusses poetic strategies and invites reflection on collective and individual approaches to reclaiming joy amid social exclusion.
In French.
Italian guitarist Carlo Marchione, guest artist and specialist in transcription and arrangement for the classical guitar, leads a weekend of concerts, masterclasses and a conference with HEM guitar students. Across sessions he examines strategies for transcription and arranging repertoire for guitar, demonstrating techniques and pedagogical approaches for adapting music from other media. The programme balances performance and hands-on learning, offering participants insight into artistic and technical decisions in arrangement practice.
In French.
Designed for emerging professionals and recent graduates, this workshop explores puppetry through the creation of a short performance. Four to five young artists are supported through a guided process from idea to stage, with mentorship in direction, dramaturgy and construction. Participants develop a compact work presented at a public work-in-progress showcase. The programme also offers the chance to win a fully funded four-week training placement in 2027 at Odradek, near Toulouse.
In French.
Ainhoa Cayuso, ceramic artist, leads the sculpting and painting sessions, while the NoOps association facilitates a hands-on dismantling workshop to source electronic components.
Across three linked workshops participants disassemble vintage devices, model them in self‑hardening clay, and apply colour to create sculptural memories. The programme examines material reuse, creative reuse of electronic detritus, and the cultural significance of tech nostalgia through practical making and discussion.
In French.
CineGlobe is a singular science film festival held at CERN, exploring the fertile ground where science, technology and culture meet. Rather than focusing on traditional science fiction or didactic documentaries, it showcases inventive films that draw inspiration from scientific ideas and use storytelling to spark curiosity, reflection and debate. Each edition is guided by a broad thematic thread, offering a bold and imaginative look at contemporary issues — from climate change to digital societies — while celebrating creativity, narrative power and fresh perspectives on science.
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