The co-creation phase of the (re)connecting.earth 03 Biennale brought together over 1,000 participants across borders to explore our relationship with natural resources through education, art, science and participatory experiences. This experimental and collective process laid the groundwork for the upcoming Biennale by fostering shared reflection, emotional engagement and new perspectives on socio-ecological transformation.

The (re)connecting.earth (03) – Sensitive Resources biennial brings together art and science to explore the critical issues surrounding natural resources. After an edition inspired by soil biodiversity in 2021, followed by water in 2023 and 2024, this next cycle will highlight the impact of raw materials, from their exploitation to their repercussions on the environment and human beings. In Geneva, a strategic crossroads for trade and international decision-making, it links global issues with local dynamics. By mapping out these dynamics, the Biennial invites us to rethink the future of resources collectively, for a more sustainable city and a more sustainable world.

Curating the Sea Art Festival 2025 in Busan reveals how art uncovers hidden ecologies, histories, and shared responsibilities. Amid Dadaepo Beach’s beauty and industrial tensions, artists and citizens collaborate to explore the theme Undercurrents: Waves Walking on the Water, transforming the shoreline into a living dialogue between land, sea, and society.

Where do the leads in your pencils come from? What natural resources lie hidden beneath your school? After a treasure hunt to discover the retrospective exhibition created by artists and 500 children from the canton, pupils will investigate the origin of the materials around them.