Living in Conflict

 is an exhibition with a harmonious blend of physical and digital art that invites you to embark on a transformative journey where the lines between nature and technology blur into enchanting hybrids.

We celebrate the beauty of organic materials while embracing the boundless possibilities of technology. 

Discover digital and physical artworks from 70+ artists in the midst of the lush green of the Estufa Fria, Lisboa.

Natacha

The encroachment of metal waste in natural habitats disrupts the delicate balance of ecosystems. In aquatic environments, metals accumulate in the food chain, affecting fish and other marine life, which in turn impacts the birds and animals that rely on these waters for sustenance. The overall health of these ecosystems is compromised, leading to a cascade of ecological consequences. As nature struggles to adapt to the persistent presence of metal waste, the harmony and diversity of life are put at risk, illustrating a stark conflict between the resilience of the natural world and the enduring impact of human-generated waste. This struggle is aptly captured in the art piece titled "Living in Conflict," which reflects the ongoing battle between nature's beauty and the invasive presence of metal waste.