The exhibition brings together works by Jerszy Seymour and Danielle de Picciotto, who each in their own way engage with the challenges of climate change.

With “Mutuogenesis”, Seymour develops a “living social sculpture” at the Museum of Decorative Arts that makes collective and sustainable action tangible. De Picciotto’s “At the Pulse of Time” gathers artistic perspectives on the climate crisis, offering complex and subjective approaches to a global issue.

The works of both artists address extreme weather events, social forms of coexistence, and possible visions of a future world. At the heart of the exhibition lies the question of how climate knowledge can be translated into concrete decisions—and how we want to live in a climate that we ourselves have thrown out of balance.