Memento Vivere — Remember to Live begins from a simple yet profound proposition: the world is alive.
At a moment marked by ecological anxiety, political fragmentation, technological acceleration, and increasing abstraction from the natural world, the Biennale proposes a return to a more fundamental experience — the experience of being part of life itself.
Life moves through rivers and forests, through animals and plants, through human bodies, cultures, languages, and acts of creation. It is present in the movement of water, the circulation of air, the growth of trees, the formation of landscapes, and the endless force of renewal and transformation.
The Biennale asks:
How can contemporary art help us experience life?
Not as a resource, object, or system to be managed, but as a living field of relationships in which we participate.
The exhibition is not conceived as an environmental manifesto, nor as a spiritual retreat. It
approaches aliveness as an experiential, ecological, philosophical, and cultural reality. Through art, visitors are invited to rediscover wonder, attentiveness, and participation in a larger living world.
Ronnie Horn (USA), Tino Segal (Germany, India), Mark Bradford (USA), Sigalit Landau (Israel), Laure Prouvost (France), Cyprien Gaillard (France), Edith Kofsky (Israel), Orly Genger (USA), Tzibi Geva (Israel), Ella Litvitz (Israel), Charlotte Gaultier (France), Bo Jihoon (South Korea), Charlotte Gaultier (France), Ella Litvitz (Israel), George Bolst (Ireland), Rodrigo Arteaga (Chile), Robel Temesgen (Ethiopia), Laure Prouvost (France), Guy Zagursky (Israel), Ezra Wube (Ethiopia), Alejandro Leonhardt (Chile), Oliver Beer (Great Britain), Adrian Balseca (Ecuador), Akira Wakita (Japan), Ngoc Nau (Vietnam), Oh Sun Mi (South Korea), Yo-Ae Ryo (South Korea), Vardha Shabbir (India), Leonard Pongo (Congo), Chiara Camoni (Italy), Haris Epaminonda (Cyprus), Lucille Olymp-Hot (France), Ayman Zedani (Saudi Arabia), Joseph Beuys (Genmania), Giuseppe Penone (Italy), Marianna Castillo Debal (Mexico-Berlin), Lucille Olymp-Hot (France), Jane Jean Kaisen (South Korea), Timur Si-Qin (Germany), Kelly Richardson (Canada), Yu-Wen Wu (Taiwan), Marie-Claire Messuma (France), Messuma Manlabien, Soe Yu Nwe (Myanmar), Bui Kong Khan (Vietnam), Elsa Guyum (France), Tanya Candiani (Mexico), Andrey Shcherbakov, Vitaly Barabanov (Russia), Dmitry Bulatov (Russia), Vladimir Chernyshev (Russia), Sergey Karev (Russia), Alexey Korsi (Russia), Maria Michi (Russia), Alisa Smorodina (Russia), Lana Morozova (Russia), Alyona Troitskaya (Russia), Kira Shilina (Russia), Inna Savchenko (Russia), Milena Strelkova (Russia), Ulyana Podkorytova (Russia), Olga Aksenova (Russia), Sergey Konenkov (Russia), Vladimir Kapelko (Russia), Sergey Anufriev (Russia), Nestor Engelke (Russia), Vilgeny Melnikov (Russia), Maxim Ksuta (Russia), Serafima Sazhina (Russia), Evgeny Antufiev (Russia), Denis Patrakeev (Russia), Amgalan Rinchine (Russia), Nastya Shensnevich (Russia), Kolya Sadovnik (Russia), Lidia Ilchuk (Russia), Nadia Petrova (Russia), Lisa Nickless (Russia), Yuldash Dishon (Russia), Natasha Shalina (Russia), Anastasia Krokhaleva (Russia), Natasha Shalina (Russia), Sania Sazhina (Russia), Vadim Mikhailov (Russia), Artyom Lyapin (Russia).