ZERO TO IMPACT • CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS • PUBLIC EXHIBITION
Youth:
Our World,
Our Way
Share your ideas and creativity for a chance to be featured in the Project Zero Exhibition, where your work can be seen by the wider community!

1
week in the city
2
iconic public spaces
All
SEUP studens and alumni invited
25 Nov – 2 Dec
2026
WHY THIS EXHIBITION EXISTS
See the world your way.
01
Your perspective matters.
Your ideas offer a fresh way to see the world. Give them a space to be heard.
02
Let your ideas be seen.
Share your work beyond the classroom, connect with others, and discover new perspectives.
03
Make an impact beyond campus.
Bring your projects into the community and let more people experience your ideas.
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Ready to share your work?
3 steps only!
01
Create
Bring your ideas to life.
02
Submit
Send us your work when submissions open.
03
Get exhibited
Showcase your work at Book Street or Youth Cultural House.
What can you submit? 🎨
Anything that tells your story!
📸Photography
🎨Drawings & digital art
✍️Short stories & creative writing
💡Creative ideas
You don't need to be an artist. Just be yourself!
We're looking for:
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Your voice: something meaningful to you.
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Creativity: your own ideas and imagination.
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Your story: a message worth sharing.
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Inspiration: something that makes people think or feel.
It's not about being perfect. It's about being you!
NEED A SPARK?
How is technology changing your friendships?
Write your favourite question down. It could become your project.
Ready to share your world?
Your ideas deserve to be seen. Your voice deserves to be heard.
Exclusive for SEUP students and alumni.
WHERE YOUR WORK WILL BE SEEN
Two spaces,
new perspectives.
Not a gallery behind closed doors. Your work goes where people already come to think, talk and spend their time.

VENUE 1
Đường Sách Nguyễn Văn Bình
Saigon Book Street
A pedestrian street of bookshops and book cafés in the heart of the city, next to the Central Post Office.
Nguyễn Văn Bình Street, Sài Gòn Ward, Ho Chi Minh City
Open daily 8:00–21:00 (until 21:30 at weekends)
144 m of books | ~20 bookshops and stalls | Since 2016

VENUE 2
Nhà Văn hóa Thanh Niên
Youth Cultural House, Ho Chi Minh City
For more than 50 years, the city's meeting point for young people at a 1930s villa a few hundred metres away.
A pedestrian street of bookshops and book cafés in the heart of the city, next to the Central Post Office.
50+ years for young people | 5,000 m² villa and gardens | RMIT once taught here
Exhibition days and opening times at each venue will be announced here.