Recap: Cocreation Phase

For ten days, the Biennale (re)connecting.earth transformed Geneva into a space of collective imagination and shared experimentation. Developed in partnership with Climate Week, this co-creation phase invited visitors to explore their relationship with natural resources—between hands-on engagement and artistic vision. The ideas gathered during this process now contribute to the preparation of the third edition of the Biennale, scheduled for spring 2026.

Phase 2: Biennale

25 April to 14 June 2026 in various venues around the Grand Genève

A Biennale on natural resources after the co-creation phase

More than just an exhibition, the Biennale is an invitation to slow down, observe, understand and imagine.

It creates a dialogue between artistic creation, scientific research and local practices, giving shape to a new awareness of resources – those that nourish our bodies, our cities and our imaginations.More than just an exhibition, the Biennale is an invitation to slow down, observe, understand and imagine.

It creates a dialogue between artistic creation, scientific research and local practices, giving shape to a new awareness of resources – those that nourish our bodies, our cities and our imaginations.

We are delighted to welcome you back for the second part of the Biennale!