🎨 Artistic Counter-Narratives We support emerging interdisciplinary artists exploring marginal aesthetics, post-crisis storytelling, and new visual grammars. Through glitch video, speculative object design, and zine culture, ICEY ARTISTS turn political rupture into creative invention. This is a space for disobedient media, hybrid identities, and poetic resistance. 🔊 Dialogical Architectures We don’t host events. We stage frictions. ICEY runs panels, labs, and discussion formats that blend youth philosophy, critical theory, and embodied knowledge. Our forums include academics, dancers, poets, architects, and activists — often in the same room. Or the same field. Or online at 3AM. We reject extractive intellectualism. Our goal: narrate futures that institutions can’t. ♿ Radical Accessibility & Inclusive Practice Accessibility is not charity. It’s design. We embed accessibility from the ground up — tactile archives, quiet rooms, multi-sensory exhibitions, live captions, and wheelchair-adapted installations. ICEY ensures full participation of D/deaf, neurodivergent, chronically ill, and disabled artists and audiences. Inclusivity is not the goal — access is the infrastructure. 🏟 Kinetic Cultures & Sport Activism Sport is more than play — it’s public choreography. ICEY activates futsal courts, running tracks, and street arenas as stages for social dialogue. We support gender-diverse games, choreographed protest, embodied performance, and sport-based installation. By merging movement with meaning, ICEY reclaims sport as a civic and cultural act. 🧪 Cultural & Scientific Translation Science is not neutral — and art is not elite. ICEY creates platforms where research becomes public ritual: from climate sonification and algorithmic poetry to citizen science walks and biohacked sculpture. We translate data, memory, and speculation into new shared grammars — poetic, participatory, and sometimes edible. 🏙 Urban & Civic Interventions Cities are palimpsests — full of ghost plans, lost futures, and architectural silence. ICEY reclaims civic voids, unfinished developments, and neglected heritage through spatial installations, sonic maps, tactical performances, and ephemeral structures. We collaborate with municipalities, universities, collectives, and ministries — not to decorate cities, but to re-script them.