Created in 1991 by artist Rienke Enghardt, Hope Box aims to employ art in a manner faithful to the diversity of all forms of realism. While it began as a single project, Hope Box has grown into a method, a process that hundreds of artists from dozens of countries have participated to which involves travel, performance, and a hunger for communication. The collective noun, naming the sum of many of her projects, Hope Box (HBX), is to its artists, what it is to its observers: a non-exclusive, open-faced interaction. Hope Box Angels hold a variety of passports and are in constant motion, not satisfied with virtual information, but in need of sensual and social phenomenological input.