Exhibition
avril 25 – juin 14, 2026
Various venues around the Grand Genève
The (re)connecting.earth (03) – Sensitive Resources biennial brings together art and science to explore the critical issues surrounding natural resources.
Artwork ‘What the Mine Gives, the Mine Takes’, designed by Ana Alenso
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.
Conceived as a collaborative project, the Biennale brings together some twenty Swiss, French, and international artists, scientists, and numerous cultural and community partners. Each intervention and artwork will be part of an artistic journey that will be revealed soon.
The trail will also highlight a selection of existing works that have already been produced and are sometimes forgotten. This offers the city, municipalities, and canton the opportunity to present creations that have often been around for several years in a different setting.
It is a program that connects non-governmental organizations and citizens to build bridges between art, science, and society.
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Based on a mobility plan combining tram, bicycle and walking, and taking into account the different origins and modes of transport of visitors, (re)connecting.earth (03) offers a route along line 17, the CEVA and the Greenway. From Geneva to Annemasse, this itinerary allows visitors to discover new and existing works of art, accessible scientific content and natural sites in the city, inviting them to imagine a new world based on the natural resources available, both locally and globally.
Artwork ‘WAND’ (WALL), designed by Olaf Holzapfel
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