Biennale artist Monica de Miranda’s Earthship 2025 raises cultural, environmental, socio- political dialogue

Monica de Miranda’s Earthship 2025 is a Biennale project that pushes boundaries by weaving together cultural, environmental, and socio‑political narratives.

Conceptual Core
- Cultural Dialogue: The work explores heritage, identity, and migration, situating these themes within global conversations about belonging and displacement.
- Environmental Focus: Earthship 2025 draws attention to ecological fragility, sustainability, and the human relationship with natural landscapes.
- Socio‑Political Layer: It interrogates colonial histories, power structures, and contemporary geopolitics, encouraging audiences to reflect on how these forces shape communities and ecosystems today.

Artistic Approach
- De Miranda often blends photography, video, installation, and performance, creating immersive environments that invite participation and contemplation.
- Earthship 2025 continues her practice of hybrid storytelling, where personal memory intersects with collective history.
- The project is designed to be both site‑specific and globally resonant, connecting local cultural contexts with universal concerns.

Impact
By situating art at the intersection of craft, culture, and activism, Earthship 2025 aims to spark dialogue not only within the Biennale but also across broader cultural and academic spheres. It positions art as a vessel for critical reflection and imaginative futures.