From climate change to species extinction and resource depletion,
the damaging effects of modern life are more tangible than ever.
Eco-Visionaries examines humankind’s impact on the planet and presents
innovative approaches that reframe our relationship with nature. Through film,
installation, architectural models and photography, the works in this
exhibition interrogate how architecture, art and design are reacting to a
rapidly changing world, beyond mainstream notions of sustainability.
In the 1950s, scientists started raising serious concerns about the
damaging effects of modern life on the environment. Since then, architects,
designers and artists have joined the urgent effort to draw attention to the
planet’s fragile and endangered ecosystem.
This timely exhibition brings together international practitioners
including Olafur Eliasson Hon RA, Ant Farm, Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg, Andrés
Jaque, Tue Greenfort, Unknown Fields, Rimini Protokoll, Virgil Abloh and
WORKac, amongst others. Their provocative responses are a wake-up call, urging
us to acknowledge and become conscious of our impact on our environment.
Eco-Visionaries is a project initiated by Fundação EDP/MAAT
(Lisbon, Portugal), Bildmuseet (Umeå, Sweden), HeK (Basel, Switzerland) and
LABoral (Gijón, Spain), in collaboration with the Royal Academy of Arts
(London, UK) and Matadero Madrid (Madrid, Spain).
Please note that this exhibition contains a video with occasional
scenes of violence that some visitors may find distressing. If you have any
questions please ask a member of staff.
https://www.royalacademy.org.uk/exhibition/architecture-environment-eco-visionaries
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