Mankind is called upon to act in today’s imperative changing environmental problems, like the “faithful”, “environmentalist” Noah, who completed the mission to save mankind and all living creatures from an ecological catastrophe of global proportions. He operated with the utmost care, respect and consistency and was the “good guy” to restore hope. Caring for humanity became a “saving” act of universal value.

The Ark concept defines various applications, repositories, and banks and collection activities that aim to rescue, protect, and preserve data, objects, and information for future use. We know that irresponsible use and abuse has led to much of the climate change and environmental degradation we face today. Storms exist as part of natural weather patterns on the planet, but warmer oceans produce stronger storms and heavier rains, which in turn increase flooding.

The aim of the exhibition is to present the visual visions, searches and inventive ways of approaching the recently emerging conditions, such as the decline of the bee, deforestation, air pollution, overheating, desertification, the food crisis, overexploitation of water resources, consumerism and climate change which altogether fight against the environment’s dynamics to inspire, protect, breathe, heal, regenerate.

It is a group exhibition of contemporary art that brings together 40 Greek and foreign artists with more than 75 works of painting, sculpture, and new media from the collections of the National Museum of Contemporary Art and the MOMus-Museum of Contemporary Art.