About us
Create peace, one flag at a time.
Peace Seekers began with a simple question:
What happens when two strangers create something beautiful together?
About us
How it all began
In 2024, the first Temple of Peace opened during Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven. Hundreds of people stepped inside to create Peace Flags, share stories and meet someone they might never otherwise have spoken to.
The result was more than a work of art. It became a place where creativity became a universal language and strangers became neighbours.
Since then, Peace Seekers has continued to grow through new cities, new workshops and thousands of new encounters. Our dream remains the same:
Create peace, one flag at a time.
Our journey
- 2024 - Eindhoven, The Netherlands · Dutch Design Week
- 2025 - Amsterdam, The Netherlands · International Peace Week
- 2025 - Arnhem, The Netherlands · Airborne Memorial Week
- 2025 - Mechelen, Belgium
- 2025 - Ypres, Belgium
- 2026 - Bruges, Belgium
- 2026 - Amsterdam, The Netherlands · WorldPride Amsterdam - Temple of Unity
The journey continues…
Our dream
A growing international movement where people from different cultures, backgrounds and generations come together through art and creativity.From neighbourhood workshops to public art installations, we create spaces for people to meet, share stories and build lasting connections.
Our dream is not simply to create art about peace, but to create peace through making art together.
There are many ways to become part of Peace Seekers.
Join Us!
There are many ways to become part of Peace Seekers.
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Join a creative workshop
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Bring Peace Seekers to your neighbourhood, city or festival
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Collaborate with us as an artist or organisation
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Become a Peace Partner
Together, we create connections that last beyond the artwork.
Founders
The people behind Peace Seekers.
- Ingeborg Bloem, Creative Director & Founder
- Stefany Rietkerk, Producer & Co-founder
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