Life is gradually getting back to normal despite – or alongside – the wounds caused by the public health crisis and the shock of the devastating floods in July. What else can we do other than move forward and try to better understand and live in a world that is transforming right before our eyes? More than ever, the Trinkhall project – celebrating the expressive power of fragile worlds – seems relevant to us, even though we have no solutions to the issues currently facing us. We are not in pursuit of the Truth: in line with our “arts situés” policy, we just want to keep up with the etymological ambiguity that we assign to the word mediation: that is, being in the middle and being careful. On our premises, in the heart of the Trinkhall workshop, we experience words, images, emotions, existence. We are on a knife’s edge, moving ahead step by step in the blissful anxiety – sometimes with complexity and sometimes with clarity – of allowing people to see, feel and understand.