This roundtable will bring together artists and activists for a dynamic roundtable discussion on the complex interrelationships between movement, belonging, and a shared future. The concept of “(im)mobility” acknowledges the multifaceted nature of migration, displacement, and the constant flow of human populations. The speakers will share their artistic perspectives and practices on how migration challenges conventional notions of citizenship and universalism, and how cultural pluralism can be both a source of tension and enrichment. The discussion will explore how art and knowledge production are powerful tools for fostering empathy, bridging divides, and imagining new forms of collective belonging and shared responsibility for the commons in an increasingly interconnected and mobile world.