想要建立一個更美好的世界？（Marlene Almeida）的作品《Terre Viva（生機勃勃的地球）》聖保羅雙年展為您提供一些建議。第36屆展覽「並非所有旅行者都走公路」將藝術視為連結人與人以及人與地球的指南。

 在聖保羅雙年展上，一個實驗室般的裝置作品懸掛在屋頂橫樑上，長長的棉布條上塗滿了植物和土壤標本的顏色——這幅三維立體畫作展現了巴西獨特的地理地質特徵。

瑪琳·阿爾梅達（Marlene Almeida）的裝置作品《Terre Viva（生機勃勃的大地）》在聖保羅雙年展上展出。作品著眼於環境，將其視為歷史知識和生存經驗的來源。棉布條構成了一幅展現巴西地理地質特徵的立體立體畫作。圖片來源：聖保羅雙年展基金會；攝影：Levi Fanan

想要建立一個更美好的世界？聖保羅雙年展為您提供一些建議。

第36屆展覽「並非所有旅行者都走公路」將藝術視為連結人與人以及人與地球的指南。

瑪琳·阿爾梅達（Marlene Almeida）的作品《Terre Viva（生機勃勃的地球）》在聖保羅雙年展上展出。作品著重探討環境，將其視為歷史知識和生存經驗的來源。棉布條構成了一幅展現巴西地質特徵的立體繪畫。圖片來源…

Artworks by Akinbode Akinbiyi at the São Paulo Bienal. Akinbiyi, a British photographer born to Nigerian parents, often takes photos of people on city streets.Credit...via Fundação Bienal de São Paulo; Photo by Natt Fejfar

Installation of “Terre Viva (Living Earth)” by Marlene Almeida at the São Paulo Bienal. The work looks closely to the environment as a source of knowledge of history and lessons for survival. Strips of cotton create a three-dimensional painting from Brazil’s geology.Credit...via Fundação Bienal de São Paulo; Photo by Levi Fanan

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Want to Build a Better World? The São Paulo Bienal Has Some Tips.

“Not All Travelers Walk Roads,” the 36th edition of the exhibition, sees art as a guide for connecting with one another and with the earth.

Installation of “Terre Viva (Living Earth)” by Marlene Almeida at the São Paulo Bienal. The work looks closely to the environment as a source of knowledge of history and lessons for survival. Strips of cotton create a three-dimensional painting from Brazil’s geology.Credit...