Join us to discover, and above all contribute to, the co-creation phase of (re)connecting.earth. In a creative journey, artists, researchers, students, and citizens come together to reflect on the issue of natural resources. During Climate Week, this ten-day programme dedicated to art and socio-ecological discovery paves the way for the 2026 Biennale.

Discover the co-creation phase from 26 November to 7 December 2025!

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.