The production was directed by Max Greyson and Ruben Vandendriessche, with an ensemble of musicians, dancers, vocalists, and visual artists who had previously collaborated on earlier ROOTS & ROUTES initiatives. The show challenged the boundaries between musical genres and artistic disciplines, creating an immersive environment where classical violin met dub step, spoken word merged with visual projection, and live composition provided a fluid backbone for choreography and performance art.
Between May and August 2011, the seven Art’n’Go productions were presented across major European festivals, positioning the project as a showcase of European cultural diversity and emerging artistic talent. The initiative represented a significant investment in intergenerational cultural exchange and the professionalization of young artists from economically and geographically diverse European contexts.