OneState Embassy Passport is a collective, performative artwork enacted in real time and space by the OneState Embassy Art Collectiv. Staged as a live diplomatic intervention, the work invites participants to receive a unique passport that subverts the logic of nation-states and instead proposes a civic, borderless identity rooted in shared humanity.
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Each passport page features original contributions by artists from conflict and post-conflict zones, forming a plurality of responses to the structural violence of borders, inequality, and exclusion. Our intervention draws on the aesthetics of statecraft—documents, rituals, and authority only to subvert them. We imagine citizenship not as a mechanism of exclusion, but as a commitment to civil responsibility, mutual recognition, and universal equality.
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As both a physical object and a political-aesthetic document, the passport becomes a site of embodied resistance. Through this live action, participants are invited to reconsider the notion of citizenship—not as a privilege reserved for the few, but as an ethical civic commitment to mutual recognition, shared responsibility, and universal equality. The passport becomes a tool for participation in a living archive of solidarity; one that refuses division and reimagines belonging beyond the nation.
 
The OneState Embassy Passport traverses the boundaries between the symbolic and the material, between performance and object. It offers a new space in which citizenship, art, and political imagination come together in an act of resistance and collective hope.
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Artworks by: Armina Hatic, Barbara Sackl, Benjamin Ben Amotz, Daniele Mano-Bella, Deborah Lara Schaefer, Gianluca Capozzi, Heimo Zobernig, Inbal Volpo, Intizor Otaniyozova, Monika Kranich Pichler, Osama Zater, Oula Khatib, Petra Forman, Rafat Zrieq, Saad Al Ghefari, and Yonatan Auron Ophir.