Our X-Art Resources section serves as the digital heartbeat of this movement, providing a curated sanctuary for artists, activists, and visionaries to explore the intersection of aesthetic expression and planetary evolution.
Join live sessions and watch archived events organized by X-Art and our partners! Led by global pioneers in eco-art, social practice, and digital futurism.
Recorded on a recent episode of the Art Heals Podcast in collaboration with the World Academy of Arts and Science and the Planetary Arts Movement, this inspiring installment features host Dr. Jana Nirvana in conversation with independent Hanover-based artist Julia Mansutti. Together, they explore how interactive art serves as a mirror for self-reflection—inviting viewers to participate, touch, and complete the work through their own presence—while examining the vital role of creative communities like Atelier Mira e.V. as living laboratories for societal change. Explore the episode recordings, learn more about Julia’s journey featured in the book Souls United in Art, and discover how creative practices can act as a transdisciplinary vehicle for personal transformation and a regenerative future.
Recorded on 12 March 2025 at Galeria Plan B in Berlin, this Inspiration Salon explores the provocative theme, “Art & Science: Sources of Mutual Inspiration or a Dichotomy?” This cross-disciplinary dialogue features artist Ran Zhang, Prof. Dr. Christian Hackenberger (Leibniz Research Institute for Molecular Pharmacology), and Dr. Martin Schwemmle (The Future Company). Co-curated and moderated by Jörg Geier (ANSC) and Sorana Serban-Chiorean (Galeria Plan B), the session deconstructs the boundaries between creative expression and scientific innovation. You can access the full-length recording and the event photo gallery below to dive deeper into this collaborative exploration of how these two worlds inform and challenge one another.
Recorded on 16 September 2021 at the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin, this Grand Salon features a landmark conversation titled “The Doughnut as a Mindset: A Conversation on How to Redraw the World.” The event brings together renegade economist and author Kate Raworth with award-winning artist Tino Sehgal to explore the intersection of economic redesign and artistic intervention. Co-curated by Ingke Purrmann and moderated by Christin Simone Bettinghaus and Jörg Geier, the evening was hosted in cooperation with DonutBerlin and the Natural History Museum, featuring a musical performance by the German pop band Frida Gold. Explore the short and long-form recordings along with the photo gallery to discover how these two distinct perspectives envision a regenerative future.