Dreams in Transit is a group exhibition featuring the artworks of Ange Leccia, Leila Alaoui, Lorraine de Sagazan & Anouk Maugein and Sarah Makharine. It will be displayed until March 15^th 2026. It is part of the inaugural edition of ‘The Parliament of the Invisibles’, on a concept by Anish Kapoor, a global programme developed by the Art for Action Foundation. The theme of this first edition of the program, ‘After Migration’, has been presented on the occasion of the 19^th Biennale Architettura 2025 in Venice. The exhibition is meant to offer a poignant exploration of migration's profound and enduring impact, seen through the lenses of contemporary artists. The journeys presented here trace the delicate lines of migration, lingering between the moment of departure and the promises of an uncertain future, delving into the complexities of identity, belonging, and displacement, reflecting the overarching mission of The Parliament of the Invisibles to unveil what often remains unseen.

In Dreams in Transit exhibition, through their diverse practices — spanning photography, video, drawing, and installation — the featured artists illuminate the hidden stories of migrants, offering a powerful meditation on the human condition in the aftermath of migration and inviting to reflect on how displacement shapes identity, fosters new forms of belonging, and creates bridges between worlds, both seen and unseen. The theme of ‘After Migration’, delves into the complex challenges migrants and refugees face to integrate in their new country and strongly resonates with the mission of The Human Safety Net. The meeting point between The Human Safety Net's mission and the Art for Action program is, specifically, the "For Refugees" program, led by The Human Safety Net in 6 countries and in partnership with 30 NGOs to support the integration of refugees by providing them with the tools to become successful entrepreneurs or receive vocational trainings that can help their inclusion in the local job market.