Easter is a time full of tradition, but also rich in symbolism. Eggs represent new life, transformation, and hope. Throughout history, decorated eggs have been used to share messages and tell stories—now it’s your turn to create one with meaning. Inspired by the ideals of Rosa Luxemburg, who fought for freedom and equality, we’ll paint the eggs with our own ideals.

After painting, the eggs will truly find their voice. You can leave your egg in a meaningful place in the city, turning it into a small but eye-catching statement that makes people think. Or you can write a message on your egg and pass it on—to a friend, a colleague, or even a stranger—as a way to spark conversation and connection.

Practical Info

• This activity is open for employees and students of the Faculty of Humanities
• We provide the eggs and paint—you bring the message!
• Lunch is not included, but feel free to bring your own food and drinks, to make it a inspiring lunch break 
• Participation is completely free.

Join us, get creative, and give your egg a powerful message!