At an international level, several artists have initiated the production of works with distinct techniques and approaches that aimed to raise awareness on the topic of biodiversity, or allow to experience it. Stefano Cozzi, Jakob Kudsk Steensen, and Danh Vo represent three distinct aesthetic approaches that reflect the complexity of the relationship between human beings and nature.

Jakob Kudsk Steensen in Berl-Berl, an immersive, virtual installation, recreates a digital wetland inspired by the ecosystems of Brandenburg. Realized through the recreation of environmental sounds, the work invites the public to “experience” the often forgotten wetland ecosystem on which many modern cities have been built. The aesthetic here is sensory, evocative, and relies on emotional and technological immersion to stimulate empathy for natural environments.

Instead, Station Haven by Danh Vo represents an aesthetic of process and slowness. It is a garden in transformation, located near a Danish train station, a true space of ecological regeneration. The work engages scientists, chefs and curators to reflect on the interconnectedness of biodiversity, community and sustainable agricultural practices.
Vo’s aesthetic is one of care, everydayness and relationship over time.