Crown Caps × Migration

 
Looking back on moments of shared creation and collective reflection among them Crown Caps × Migration, a participatory project led by Ursula Wolf in collaboration with the African Council.
 
Held on December 20th as part of the International Day of Migrants and the African Council’s end-of-year celebrations, the project brought together people from different backgrounds to take part in a community-driven art installation. Through simple yet powerful materials “metal bottle caps” participants transformed everyday objects into a collective artwork shaped by stories of movement, belonging, and diversity.
 
Guided by Ursula Wolf, the process invited conversation, listening, and collaboration. Each bottle cap, gathered from cafés, bars, and personal collections, became a fragment of a larger shared narrative a visual reminder that migration is made up of many individual paths that come together to form a community.
 
As we move into 2026, Crown Caps × Migration remains a meaningful example of how art can create spaces for inclusion, dialogue, and connection beyond borders.