The artist has been encouraging people to participate to the project by submitting photos or drawings of their favorite places in Luxembourg. Thanks to these contributions, the artist will create a collection of artworks portraying people’s common perception of the country. It is similar to his previous 2016 project: De Lëtzebuerger Fändel.
Regarding the practical contribution to his project, artist Jacques Schneider explained “You can send portraits, drawings, photos, or anything that represents your daily life in Luxembourg. Our joint creative efforts will enable us to support the Grand-Duke and Grand-Duchess Foundation and its different actions to help those in need”.
"The artist has already collected more than 1,200 contributions. Eng Grouss Famill aims to bring together both the residents and non-residents of the country to emphasise Luxembourg’s beauty through its architecture and landscapes, as well as the meaningful moments of life in isolation", explained Karoly Papp, CEO and Co-Founder of Docler Holding.
The artworks will be exhibited after the end of the social distancing measures. A digital version will also be unveiled on www.leiw.lu.