Pleasure Island 2026: a breeding ground for creativity and collaboration

Creativity in action 

For four days, students from various programmes worked together in mixed groups. The result was a rich and diverse experience, with something new to discover in every space. From large installations to intimate performances, each group shaped the collaborative process in its own way.

Interdisciplinary collaboration 

Pleasure Island is about more than just making. The project gives students the opportunity to step outside their own discipline. They discover new ways of collaborating and gain fresh perspectives. This requires flexibility. Where students usually work individually, communication and co-creation are central here.

Curious about the outcome? Watch the video and explore Pleasure Island 2026.