“In a world where art can tell stories of hope and transformation, every
enterprise has the power to become a catalyst for social and
ecological change.” - Aboudia
Today, global challenges require businesses to address a profound
change in their practices, directing them toward a new responsibility
towards the environment, society and governance. Companies are
called upon to adopt E.S.G. (Environmental, Social, Governance) principles,
becoming protagonists of a more just, sustainable and inclusive future. However,
for this change to be genuine and lasting, it is essential that companies
not just implement policies, but embark on a true
cultural journey, promoting shared values of inclusiveness, equity and respect.
Art, with its extraordinary ability to excite, provoke and reflect on
reality, fits perfectly into this process of transformation. The exhibition
“Art and E.S.G.: Dialogue for a Sustainable Future” explores how art
contemporary art can serve as a tool for reflection and inspiration for
companies, helping them achieve their goals of sustainability and social responsibility
social responsibility. Each work on display is not just an aesthetic expression, but an invitation
to reflect on our role in promoting a more equitable and sustainable world.
The artists on display in the exhibition - Aboudia, Farhan Siki, Gonçalo Mabunda, Hassan
Hajjaj, Jang Zhi, Maludi Houston, Masayuki Arai, Moffat Takadiwa, Ruben Pang and
Samuel Nnorom - come from different parts of the world and offer a
kaleidoscope of perspectives on the issues that dominate the debate today
on E.S.G. Each of them, with their own unique language, tells stories that
11spans from social justice to environmental engagement, from cultural diversity
to human resilience.