As part of our ongoing commitment to creativity, collaboration, and global learning, students from our partner schools recently came together in a unique and inspiring project using the Kandinsky Music Lab.

In this interactive space, students explored the fascinating connection between art and music — much like the artist Wassily Kandinsky, who believed that colors and shapes could be transformed into sounds and musical compositions. Inspired by Kandinsky’s vision, each student created their own artwork in the lab and experienced the music generated from their designs, turning visual art into a symphony of sound.

This project was also a wonderful way to connect to Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education, promoting inclusive, creative, and collaborative learning experiences for students around the world. By encouraging artistic expression alongside digital innovation, we are helping to foster a generation of learners who are both imaginative and globally connected.

The timing of this initiative also allowed us to celebrate World Radio Day, honoring the power of sound to bridge cultures and communities. Through the Kandinsky Music Lab, students not only created visual masterpieces but also produced melodies that echoed the spirit of communication and understanding.

All of the students’ artworks and musical pieces were brought together in a collaborative Artsteps gallery — a vibrant virtual exhibition where visitors can experience the fusion of sight and sound from every corner of our network. This gallery stands as a beautiful testament to what can happen when creativity, technology, and global partnership come together.

We are incredibly proud of our students and grateful for the spirit of collaboration that made this project so special. We invite everyone to visit our Artsteps gallery and experience the magical world they have created!