In “Echocollective”, the local marketplace transformed into a living archive of memory. Participants were invited to listen to short sound impressions and respond with quick drawings, words, or even photos. After listening, visitors responded through quick drawings, single words, short reflections, or spontaneous photos taken on the spot. Each contribution captured a personal reaction, emotion, or memory triggered by the sounds. Together, these small fragments became a collective portrait of Dieburg, shaped by imagination and the diverse voices of the people who passed through the space.