The recent past, since the Covid-19 emergency began, has highlighted our fragility. Today, the pandemic is far from over, and we do not know when the blocks and restrictions, that have been put in place since it began and which affect our everyday lives will be lifted for good. Cultural activities, which at the best of times do not benefit from particular protection and support from the authorities, have now become a key target for particularly restrictive and inhibitive measures. Like previously for Non-Gasoline Stations (2020), with Let’s meet on a Cloud of Freedom Artphilein Editions once more decided to be propositive, to take a stand against these times of division and separation. The theme covers three fundamental element’s: the meeting – ‘let’s meet’ – abstraction from a given territory – ‘cloud’ – and liberty – ‘Freedom’. Artphilein Editions therefore called upon various artists to take part in a new collective project, which would take the form of a publication as well as a number of exhibitions. The artists were then asked to send us a relevant image (not necessarily of a cloud) and if they wished, a brief comment. The artists involved were also encouraged to pass on the invitation, so as to bring in other artist colleagues.