we're dedicated to supporting artists concerned by the global ecological crisis. 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.
'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.
Curatorial writing on ecology, more-than-human entanglements, and posthuman futures, through contemporary art practices where technology is a material, not a genre.
Presented by Blueshift at Wintercircus (Ghent, Belgium), Drifting Landscapes explores how the notion of landscape is reinterpreted in a time of ecological fragility and techno-accelerationism.
Featured artists: Alfacenttauri, Alexandra Crouwers, Aura, Bianca Shonee Arroyo-Kreimes, Ceren Su Çelik, Claudia Brăileanu, Daniel Zantor, Eric Souther, Heliodoro Santos, Kelly Richardson, Kika Nicolela, Memo Akten, Patrick Tresset, Tais Koshino, Peter Wu+, and Solimán López.
Presented by Blueshift and Radiance VR, On the Edge of the Horizon features works by 10 Radiance VR artists who speculate on the evolution of post-natural landscapes and reflect on the influence of digital entities, AI and other non-human factors.
Featured artists: Andrea G. Artz, Sandrine Deumier, Laura Colmenares Guerra, Mohsen Hazrati, Tonio Mundry, Chiara Passa, allapopp, Laura Fong Prosper, Anke Schiemann, Tamiko Thiel
The first season of Blueshift exhibition lasted 6 months and gathered shows in collaboration with OFFICE IMPART (Germany), Galerie Data (France), OBJKT, Artverse Galerie (France), Fine Arts Institute Cali (Colombia).
Established in 2021, the Blueshift collection gathers more than 1500 artworks around the topics of ecology, more-than-human future, and nature awareness.