In our project, we wanted young people from 4 European countries to think about the vision of future Europe. This vision was a reflection of their own experiences, knowledge gained from the surrounding environment and discussions with peers from other countries during the exchange. From the perspective of young people from EU countries (Poland, Greece), this vision was more imaginable and easier to define. However, the vision of Europe from the perspective of non-EU countries (Ukraine and Georgia) looked completely different. The exchange was planned in Georgia, but due to the hostilities in Ukraine, a huge number of Russians came to Georgia. To avoid confrontation between young people from Ukraine and Russians in Georgia, we decided to carry out the exchange in Poland. This new situation had a huge impact on the implementation of the project topic and on the perception of the future of Europe. The main goal of the exchange was to create a space for discussion and reflection for young people from 4 countries European issues on the future of Europe. And then creating a vision of future Europe from the perspective of young people and developing it jointly using artistic means of expression (rap, performance, dance) and presenting it in the form of a performance for the audience. Additional project goals were: - identification and recognition of problems and current topics in the everyday life of participants, - examining the background and causes of their daily situation, - shaping understanding of European values, - searching for ways to engage in positive development in the local community, - opportunities for intensive contacts between young people from different countries, - promoting the exchange of information on everyday life situations in the participating countries, - accepting differences and recognizing the potential of diversity, - encouraging young people to be creative and creative, - increasing sensitivity to the views of other participants, - sensitizing young people to cultural differences, - presenting different visions of the future of Europe,