The modern world is deeply intertwined with human progress and development, yet often we overlook the value and beauty that nature brings to our lives. The exhibition “Nature without recognition: is it about human blindness?” is created to provocatively raise the question: How aware and appreciative are we of the nature that surrounds us?

Comprised of visual works of art, this exhibition aims to draw our attention to the hidden and profound connections between humans and nature. Visual images, symbols, and details on canvases and sculptures elevate and critically assess humanity’s relationship with the environment.

From bold and contrasting works to inspiring and abstract forms, the exhibition presents a multitude of perspectives on humanity’s blind spot towards nature. The visualization of balance and imbalance, as well as forgotten distortions, allows viewers to look beyond the surface and contemplate the significance of nature in our lives.

“Nature without recognition: is it about human blindness?” is a call to reflection and dialogue. It evokes emotions and raises questions, prompting us to reconsider our place in nature and our responsibility towards it. In this world of shapes and colors, we invite you to view nature from a new perspective, appreciate its beauty, and forever change your relationship with it.

Location: 532 Madison Ave

Time: 5:00 pm EDT

Free!

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