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Sisters Hope is an art-educational method and a practice-led research tool, which is rooted and situated around a fictional core that is operating in different contexts. It involves the construction of a fictional parallel universe revolving around the twin sisters Coco and Coca Pebber. The mission of the sisters is to bring about a joyful life through a good education. It was original developed in 2006 as a powerful art-educational method but is now also based in practice-led research and in the business-oriented “Dining with the Sisters”-concept.
Sisters Hope provides tailor made workshops with the outset in specific educational topics. The fictional universe of Sisters Hope, including the workshop, is carried out in English.
As orphans the sisters left what they had known to be their home and dove into the yet unfamiliar and unknown world that, to the two little girls, seemed infinite.
With them they brought their most treasured belonging: Their father’s book. They would read from it on streets and straits. In the beginning the sisters had nowhere to go, but as they begun to read and tell, people assembled around them – they were drawn to them – curious and magnified by what they had to say. They found what they heard to be beautiful. As time passed several followers surrounded them. They realized that they possessed the power to create and bring joy. And they found that this great gift should be systematized so that everyone could partake in this joy. This was the foundation of the school Sisters Hope.