Climate change meets cultural heritage
2024 & 2026

Together with my co-founders at OHNE FURCHT & TADEL, I developed two climate exhibitions in historic gardens, each on view for six months. The first focused on the local drivers of climate change and on what people can achieve together, politically and as communities – their “handprint”. The second explored biodiversity loss and how historic gardens are changing as a result. Both asked the same underlying question: what does preserving cultural heritage mean in a world that humans are changing this fast? We also designed both exhibitions with reuse in mind: all signs can be used again, and the banners were donated to projects that upcycle them.

My part: Strategy, exhibition concept, station ideation, content, writing Photos: Johannes Vogt / Studio Prugger