Paradise lost? Let’s act!

Description

How can art and the natural sciences help to save biodiversity? This exhibition tackles that challenge in a fresh way, raising public awareness of the collapse of biodiversity and offering concrete ways to act. It invites visitors to discover the richness and complexity of life in urban, forest, agricultural and wetland areas. Featuring Philippe Ioset (sculptor), Benoît Renevey (photographer), Anne-Lise Saillen (visual artist), Élodie Tribut (visual artist), the Naturéum - Cantonal Museum of Natural Sciences and the City of Lausanne. An exhibition for all ages. The exhibition’s scientific content can be interpreted in two ways: the first is aimed at families and visitors in a hurry, whilst the second is for natural science enthusiasts.

Highlights

• Immersive exhibition on biodiversity
• Features artists like Philippe Ioset and Benoît Renevey
• Suitable for all ages

General Information

The exhibition 'Paradise lost? Let’s act!' explores the intersection of art and natural sciences to raise awareness about biodiversity loss. Hosted at Espace Arlaud in Lausanne, it offers insights into urban, forest, agricultural, and wetland ecosystems, catering to both families and natural science enthusiasts.

Location

Place de la Riponne 2bis, 1005 Lausanne, Switzerland

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