Writing an Archive — A Living Archive

Writing an Archive — A Living Archive is a performative panel where authors from across Europe present the results of an intensive creative writing workshop. Over the course of one week, Oslo and Lillehammer become spaces for collaborative writing, dialogue, and experimentation, where personal experiences are transformed into collective strength. The project celebrates linguistic diversity, creative resistance, and the joy of creating together. The outcome is a living archive of voices, languages, and stories that actively claim their place in our shared cultural memory. Authors: Elīna Kokareviča(LV), Giorgia Tolfo(IT), Tiina Tuppurainen (FI), Fleur Pierets (BE), Lara Well (LUX),Lilly Axster (AUT)-(DE), Henrie Dennis (AUT)-(DE), Joelle Taylor(UK). The event is organized by EUNIC Cluster Norway. EUNIC cluster Norway is an active network of European cultural institutes and embassies based in Oslo, dedicated to promoting cultural collaboration, shared European values, and language diversity across the country. Partners: Italian Culture Institute in Oslo; Institut français de Norvège; Goethe-Institut Oslo; The Finnish-Norwegian Cultural Institute – FINNO; Embassy of Latvia to Norway; Embassy of Austria to Norway, Delegation of Flanders in the Nordic Countries; Luxembourg Embassy to Denmark, Finland, Sweden and Norway.