Mother Nature in the Bardo

Featuring over 100 celebrated and emerging artists, spanning 150 years, showcasing top authors, journalists, thinkers and celebrities, Mother Nature in the Bardo, presents a comprehensive look at the relationship between art, culture and nature.

Featuring works and writing from the world's leading emerging contemporary artists-from landscapes by Van Gogh and Monet, to works by emerging talent like Petra Cortright and Serge Attukwei Clottey; iconic pieces by Damien Hirst, Andy Warhol, Alexander Calder, and Yayoi Kusama; sculptures by John Chamberlain and Lita Albuquerque; and essays from Klaus Beisenbach, Lucia Pietroiusti, environmentalists, scientists, cultural critics, and the world's most powerful NGOs, including UNESCO.  Mother Nature in the Bardo is an ode to the Earth.

- A 300-page sustainably produced art book, published in partnership with UNESCO
- Over 250 images from over 100 celebrated and emerging artists; 10 essays, excerpts and editorial from top writers, journalists, and authors
- Published to accompany an exhibition in New York in February 2025

- Published in collaboration with UNESCO, Mother Nature in the Bardo, is an art book that explores the environment ? the impact between art, culture, and the environment, addressing the zeitgeist and most crucial topic of our time.