29 April – 14 June

(re)connecting. earth (03) – Sensitive Resources

(re)connecting.earth brings together contemporary artists, scientists and environmental practitioners to probe urban biodiversity and the conditions of city life. The nomadic Geneva edition presents installations, video, sculpture and participatory projects that interrogate ecosystems, nonhuman agency and infrastructural landscapes. Featuring a selection of international artists including Monira Al‑Qadiri, Yuri Ancarani, Mabe Bethônico and Olaf Holzapfel, the biennale foregrounds material practices and research-based approaches that rethink relations between art, nature and urban communities.

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Photo Credit: Ana Alenso

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