FLIGHT WITHOUT BORDERS DANCEABILITY AZERBAIJAN PRESENTS AN INCLUSIVE MULTIDISCIPLINARY EXHIBITION October 30, 2026 – November 1, 2026 15 Qüllə st., Icherisheher, Baku Flight Without Borders creates a space for awareness, participation, and collective action. It draws attention to the Eastern Imperial Eagle, other raptors, and bird species listed in Azerbaijan’s Red Book, inspiring greater care for birds and the ecosystems we share. Developed as part of Fly to Baku Art Weekend, the exhibition explores how human activities and infrastructure, including power lines and electrical pylons, wind turbines, collisions with buildings and glass surfaces, and the illegal hunting, capture, and trade of raptors, affect birds, their habitats, and their survival. Through an inclusive digital dance performance, illustrated storytelling, interactive detective games, panel discussions, and other participatory experiences, visitors are invited not only to learn, but also to explore their own relationship with nature and the role they can play in protecting it. The exhibition was developed with the direct involvement of people with disabilities and with the needs of diverse visitors in mind, following universal design principles and providing sign language interpretation, audio description, and sensory tools.