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Aichi Arts Center

A red-lit installation room filled with mounds of dried petals covering the floor and furniture, with a wooden table and chairs partly buried and a tipped-over chair in the background.

Hoor Al Qasimi’s Aichi Triennale Confronts Generative and Destructive Extremes

Here, it is abundantly clear that creativity in the face of devastation carries an infinite capacity for quiet resilience.
By Elisa Carollo
A surreal outdoor installation in a forest, featuring an enormous gray sculptural form resembling a fossilized creature or root system winding through autumn leaves and slender tree trunks.

As the Aichi Triennale Considers Humanity’s Fragile Bond with Nature, Hoor Al Qasimi Reflects on Its Role

This year's Triennale invites viewers to confront environmental trauma as something geologically embedded, not merely socially constructed.
By Elisa Carollo

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