naturocene

David Nash, Two Eggs, 2003

1 october, 2026 -14 february, 2027

On The Inside is pleased to present Naturocene.

The exhibition Naturocene: Ways to Fall in Love with the Earth brings together over twenty contemporary artists whose practices explore ecological realities through sculpture, installation, moving image, research-based work, and hybrid media.

The exhibition proposes the speculative concept of the Naturocene: a future beyond the human-dominated Anthropocene, where humans and nature coexist and nature's agency is recognized. Through works that explore interdependence, empathy, and resilience, it invites audiences to reconnect with the Earth by engaging with non-human perspectives.

The artworks give voice to nature, collaborate with it as a creative partner, and reveal what often remains hidden. They render the invisible visible, whether by turning data into light, revealing organic processes as form, or presenting images and sounds that suggest what usually escapes human perception. They show and think differently, opening up new paths of sensing and knowing.

Conceived as a living ecosystem, the exhibition develops through fluid constellations of works, allowing materials, processes, and worldviews to interact dynamically.

partcipating artist include: Emma Talbot, Giulia Cenci, Maksud Ali Mondal, Kapwani Kiwanga, Alicja Kwade, Richard Long, Katie Paterson, Broersen & Lukács, Janis Rafa, David Nash & others!

Collaboration with the Eye Filmmuseum Collection.

Curated by Alessandra Laitempergher.

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