we're dedicated to curating the forefront of environmental digital art. Inspired by extensive curatorial research, we explore art's profound impact on environmental action through online and IRL exhibitions, public conversations, and a large collection of digital artworks.
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eco-art?
'eco-art' is a movement part of contemporary art where artists are concerned with the state of local and worldwide ecologies. It could also be called ecological art or environmental art.
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exhibitions
— UPCOMING 23 January - 27 June 2025 OFFICE IMPART, Berlin, Germany online on common.garden
down the silicon meadow
Bringing together 8 international artists, the exhibition explores a more-than-human future in which the boundaries between organic and synthetic life forms dissolve and open up new perspectives for coexistence. Featured artists: Afroscope, Alexandra Crouwers, Bianca Shonee Arroyo-Kreimes, Cezar Mocan, CROSSLUCID, Nathaniel Stern, Yoshi Sodeoka.
Co-curation OFFICE IMPART x Blueshift (Diane Drubay).
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28 November - 17 December 2024 Artverse Galerie, Paris, France
soft mutations — on alienation as transformation
Bringing together 10 international artists, the exhibition invites visitors to explore hybrid identities and bodies, immersing them in the fluid and interconnected world of multi-species empathy. Featured artists: Alfacenttauri, Bianca Shonee Arroyo-Kreimes, Connie Bakshi, Ganbrood, Harriet Davey, Inès Alpha, Kira Xonorika, Micah Alhadeff, Sam Clover, SCERBO.
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16-23 November 2024 Fine Arts Institute, Cali, Colombia
echoes of life — memories of fragile ecosystems
This exhibition provides a platform for diverse voices in the art world to engage with the urgent conversation around biodiversity.
Featured artists: Alex Crouwers, Ana Aguirre, Beastereotype, Dev Harlan, Heliodoro Santos, Juan Ramirez, Kelly Richardson, Rodell Warner, Violet Bond
Co-curation Ana Aguirre x Blueshift (Diane Drubay)
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Visit the virtual show
from September 2024 online on common.garden
nildoror — they were no longer animals
This exhibition is an exploration of transformation, ritual, and the silent conversations between species, inspired by Robert Silverberg’s seminal novel Downward to the Earth (1970).
Featured artists: Casson Trenor, eziraros, guritrix, Kelly Richardson, Memo Akten, Irene P. Tello, ruralidyll.
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Visit the show
from July 2024 online on common.garden
newroots — the antropophytomorphic age
This exhibition is a call to rethink our digital identities as potential agents of environmental change, embodying the symbiotic relationship we aspire to have with nature.
We support artists who awaken our minds and inspire our actions toward sustainable futures. Collecting and creating art that is committed to the environment is one way we can contribute to a global movement on a daily basis.
conversations
We gather people where ideas and insights around environnemental digital art thrive
are you a digital artist tackling the environmental cause?