HEAL – Humanistic Engagement through an Artistic Laboratory is an innovative collaboration model that combines art, curation and social engagement. At the centre is the immersive exhibition HIGH NOON of media artist Julian Kirschler – a cycle of works that raises societal questions through its visual power and, last but not least, its photographic and technological innovation.

In cooperation with the renowned Zurich curator Daniel Blochwitz and Plan International Switzerland An initial exhibition is planned to take place in September 2027 in Zurich, combining aesthetic excellence with social impact. The premiere is intended to be part of SWISS PHOTOMONTH 2027 and will last between four and six weeks. Subsequently, the exhibition will be shown in other European metropolises, where possible and desired in cooperation with PLAN INTERNATIONAL. The goal is to reach more than 20,000 visitors at the premiere of the international HIGH NOON exhibition series in Zurich, using the world-unique interactive and immersive exhibition format.

Through an auction, exclusive collector's formats and conscious storytelling HEAL as a bridge between social engagement, public relevance, and artistic substance. HEAL is not an event – HEAL is an active principle.