Stories

Born in Cherkasy, Ukraine and now residing in the city of Kyiv, Maxim Orobets (he/him) is a passionate dancer, teacher and events organizer. As of February 25, 2022 he has been resiliently managing an Artist fund to support dancers and their families who’ve been affected by the Russia-Ukraine war. He is the Director of two dance studios: Max Dance in Cherkasy and Explosion School in Kyiv. He has been teaching young dancers for 15 years. He has organized some of the biggest dance events in Ukraine such as ‘Explosion Battle’. In addition, has created the Ukrainian Underground Camp, a dance camp that unites dancers for workshops every 6 months.

Project Home's 2022 Homescreen Movement Film Festival Online Screening will be supporting donations towards the mission and work of THE CONCEPT PROJECT Organization in La Havana, Cuba.

Project Home's 2022 Homescreen Movement Film Festival Online Screening will be supporting donations towards the mission and work of HABER PROJECT Organization in Germany.

Thomas Evans aka "Detour" speaks to Project Home about his story, intentions, goals, ideals, and more.

Six.5 (six-point-five), the Dance Company of O School, aims to create and produce works exploring and telling the Singapore narrative, presenting them in an artistic and entertaining style. "We also hope to bridge the Arts and our society. To make Art accessible for anyone to enjoy and participate. The numbers Six and 5 are inspired by our country code of Singapore (+65)."

Ebinum Brothers are artistic directors, choreographers, models and brothers born and raised in Lagos, Nigeria.

In this Project Home collaboration, seemingly ordinary spaces are animated by movement, humor, and dynamic visuals. Through conversations with Kampai, Lander Andonegi, and Ibon "Ambolo" Taboada, we gain insight into their artistic values and creative processes.

Nomadique is a collective of Brooklyn based artists “committed to facilitating cross cultural communication, self expression and empowerment.” The collective hosts a monthly dinner to bring artists together through exchange and discussion.

Kris Haro is a multi-medium artist whose quirk and vibrancy permeates all of their creative focuses. From graphic design to dance and bouldering, Kris follows their excitement for problem-solving and employs their unique creative style.