On December 20, 2025, the last concert of the We See You series took place, and once again it was one of those evenings where more was in the air than just music. At all the events in this series, something extraordinary could be felt.

Cyril Bondi and Laurent Peter, aka d’incise, are distinguished by a deep aesthetic understanding of musical openness, collective creativity, and profound social engagement. Their work demonstrates that music can be not only an aesthetic experience but also a force for societal impact.

On December 5, 2025, WE SEE YOU performed the sixth concert of the series with Der Grosse Bär at Kunstraum Walcheturm. Here you can watch the full concert.

Finesse. Depth. Collective strength. The pianist, composer, and initiator of Der Grosse Bär (The Great Bear) leads his ensemble with sensitivity and musical clarity, setting impulses through listening and creating spaces in which every voice matters.

A remarkably rich evening took place at the Cinema Ex Rex in Locarno, organized by Carovana091 and the Circolo del Cinema di Locarno. The event opened with the second part of From Ground Zero, a collective feature film produced by Rashid Masharawi and Laura Nikolov, in which young Palestinian filmmakers and artists merge their perspectives on life under siege.

Even in Australia, despite the geographic distance, Gaza has caused a profound social upheaval. The events have sparked waves of empathy, compassion, and outrage – as they have in many parts of the world. In Australia, where many people were born abroad or have immigrated, this emotional and cultural connection bridges any physical distance.