Culture has the power to drive transformational behaviour: to achieve a greener future, we need to address culturally-ingrained mindsets and habits. Impact One curates, develops and supports impactful cultural ventures in partnership with the leading creative minds of our time, to promote a paradigm shift towards a nature-positive experience economy.

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Impact One, through affiliated companies and subsidiaries, collaborates with globally acclaimed artists and architects, as well as with emerging talents, commissioning and creating site-specific art projects that redefine contemporary art experiences. Spearheading outreach to creative communities, we promote and introduce wellbeing and culture with purpose at the core of the city.

Sense of Healing

by Refik Anadol

Developed in partnership with Impact One’s mental health initiative MYND, the artwork Sense of Healing was created to carry through our mission to increase mental health awareness and accessibility and bring new environments of healing into our cities.

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Human Health

This entry

by Tino Sehgal

Tino Sehgal’s ‘constructed situation’ entitled This entry creates a platform that focuses on the subtleties of social encounters and the importance of participation and interaction. The work challenges the conventional artist-viewer relationship, inviting active engagement and urging the audience to abandon their observer roles.

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For centuries, cultural systems have driven us away from the natural environment, transforming thriving ecosystems into the concrete mass of cities and infrastructure.
Winds

Winds of Yawanawa

by the Yawanawa and Refik Anadol

A first-of-its-kind impact NFT collection, co-created by the Yawanawa and new media artist Refik Anadol, Winds of Yawanawa is a digital artwork series that represents Yawanawa culture and the relationship of mutual aid with the forest that the community fosters.

The project has made history as an OpenSea top-ranking NFT collection, having raised $3.5 million so far. Profits go directly to the Yawanawa community, and will be used to support long-term initiatives for the protection of Yawanawa territories and cultural heritage.

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