Walking on Dry Land
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Rotem Reshef’s work of recent years creates a political and social commentary via immersiveinstallations and paintings that relate to society’s effect on climate change and... Read More
A Better Place
Make This World
OUR APPROACH
With reference to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as a starting point, we aim to give a voice to local communities and cultures, and encourage new ways of seeing and defining particularities that are specific to the region or geography.
PRINCIPLES
ReGenesis aims to create a culture of regeneration by using art as a medium to inspire solidarity in humanity and to activate collective actions in addressing local issues around sustainable development.
Eco-homo governance
We are shaping a world where all entities in natural ecology matter, where biotic and abiotic factors hold fundamental rights for the interconnection that we share.
Our Recent Projects
More ProjectsCreatiVerse and the Future We Want: A Multimedia Art Exhibit-Reception for Climate Action
In cooperation with the Science and Technology Sector and Civilizational Dialogue Center of the Islamic World Educational Scientific... Read More
Learn MoreMaster Class with UNESCO reps
Master Class with UNESCO reps: Rebuilding Sustainable Cities and Communities through Art, Architecture and Technology
Learn MoreReGenesis and UN Race to Zero present ‘Echoes of the Future’, an exhibition on climate art
ReGenesis and UN-backed Race to Zero and Race to Resilience campaigns, are pleased to present Echoes of the... Read More
Learn MoreGiant Oil Tankers in Israel
Regenesis Israël has joined early February 2021 the rank of 28 local green organizations to deal with an... Read More
Learn MoreA social – mindful hanging project
Months into the COVID-19 crisis have upset the course of life of many. The world population has been... Read More
Learn MoreCultural Plurality Unification
In this project we orchestrate a cultural plurality unification activity wherein all participants paint with their preferred media... Read More
Learn MoreArtist Residency
Les Champs de Feu is a modern version of “Kibbutz Galuyot” in Hebrew; Gathering of Exiles. The Exiles... Read More
Learn MoreA wandering can-do all bus
Imagine a bus that would travel to town squares or to community centres to bring some life and... Read More
Learn MoreRecent News
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ALL WE NEED IS PEACE NFT FUNDRAISER FOR RAMADAN
All we need is peace: NFT fundraiser for Ramadan IN SUPPORT OF THE ARTISTS OF TEACH PEACE BUILD PEACE MOVEMENT FROM THE SOUTHERN REGION OF... Read More
Mobilization: Against oil pipeline and oil tankers congestion in Israel
The Mediterranean People, Extinction Rebellion, Megama Yerouka, along with ReGenesis and other associations for the safety of the maritime world have gathered in the City of Ashkelon (South of Israel)... Read More
Mezzo-soprano and cantor Sofia Falkovitch enjoys her international reach
France’s only female Jewish musical prayer leader was the first woman trained in Europe to serve in the position
ReGenesis and UN-backed Race to Zero and Race to Resilience campaigns, are pleased to present Echoes of the Future, an art exhibition to raise awareness, inspire conversations and activate climate action.
Echoes of the Future, consists of eight works and projects that, in unique ways, portray the necessity and hope that drives the Climate Champions’ Race to Zero and Race to Resilience campaigns.
Jury: Michel Platnic, Veronica Neo, Charlotte Owen-Burge, Michael Lazar, Audrey Meyer, Rolf Hoefer
Race to Zero / ReGenesis Selected Works
Echoes from the Future
‘Fast Forward’ Series, Little Sun
FAST FORWARD Fast Forward is a series of short films that explore five artists’ dreams for a regenerative world. Featuring over 300 global voices, the films... Read More
‘Horror Vacui’, Matteo Zamagni
Matteo Zamagni’s Horror Vacui juxtaposes the Earth’s untouched lands with human beings’ artificial settlements. Using a back-and-forth of computer-aided designs, real images and digital reconstructions... Read More
‘The Red Line’, Doron Gazit
The Red Line Project is a series of worldwide temporary installations that represent “the blood vein of mother nature” and highlight ecological devastations at locations affected by climate change.
‘Plastic Fish’, Evelyn Anca
Co-director of Plastic Free Israel, Evelyn Anca’s plastic fish is made from the pieces collected during a community with the village youth on the Papua... Read More
‘Industrial Echoes’, Faraj Srour & Neomi Maggeni
Israeli musicians Neomi Maggeni and Faraj Srour’s intention was to not only highlight the deeply traumatic experience that whales go through as a result of... Read More
‘Gondwana Digitata’, Jon Wreal
Zimbabwean sculptor, Jon Wreal, recreates the Gondwana Digitata, or African baobab to not only raise awareness of great importance of the largest succulent in existence but highlight the... Read More
‘The Virtual Fashion Museum’, Runa Ray
Step inside the digital museum of fashion to explore ancient and Indigenous techniques of garmenting, combined to demonstrate the negative impacts of the fashion industry... Read More
‘The Conservation’, Øyvind Engevik (Engwind)
Norwegian CG artist and director, Øyvind Engevik’s The Conservation considers the idea of a “backup planet”, where humans have to harvest “Earth’s seed” to build a new home.... Read More
Call For Action
Visions
“In order to sustain human existence on Earth, how can Art challenges us to redefine mankind’s perception about nature?
Artistic and Cultural advocacy for social change must be part of the UN targets for sustainable change.”Founder
We live on planet earth to take care about each other, not only among human beings but for and with all beings.
Each form of life is fragility and therefore Life is care, consideration, compassion and love.Press
Fundamental laws of states must change to reflect artistic growth and cultural change
Co-founder
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