“Constellations: Global Reflections H2O Edition” Opens in Bali, Highlighting Water’s Vital Role
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A powerful exhibition titled ”Constellations: Global Reflections H2O Edition” recently opened its doors to the public in Kura Kura Bali, Indonesia. This compelling installation, curated by Lance Fung of fung Collaboratives, dives deep into humanity’s profound connection with water, particularly through the lenses of artists living in island communities directly impacted by urgent water-related challenges.
Building upon its successful debut at the 2022 G20 Summit in Bali, the 2024 edition of “Constellations” takes on a renewed sense of purpose. Inspired by the 10th World Water Forum also held in Bali, the exhibition features artists whose works reflect their personal encounters with climate change and its impact on water resources. This intimate approach lends a deeply authentic and moving dimension to the exhibition, transforming it into a platform for shared stories and potential solutions.
“through Constellations Global Reflections: H2O, each artist offers a deeply personal perspective on the critical need for global collaboration and policy changes to address environmental justice, sea level rise, ocean plastic pollution, and the restoration of empathy and humanity,” explains curator Lance Fung. He emphasizes the exhibit’s role as a “bridge, uniting us across social, ecological, and spiritual divides to inspire collective action toward sustainability.”
The exhibition is part of the broader “THK Global Reflection Journey,” a multi-faceted initiative championing the 5Ps – People,Planet,Partnership,Peace,and Prosperity. Supported by the Indonesian government and blessed by Pope Francis, the THK Universal Reflection Journey aims to foster a more inclusive and lasting future aligned with the principles of the Sustainable Development Goals.
Exhibition Opening and Partners
“Constellations: Global Reflections H2O Edition” opened to the public on December 14, 2024, at the Kura Kura Bali, a Special Economic Zone in Indonesia managed by PT Bali Turtle Island Development.
The exhibition is co-organized by United in Diversity (UID), The Tri hita Karana Forum for Sustainable Development (THK), and Fung Collaboratives.
Kura Kura bali, a 498-hectare destination, embodies the spirit of modern Bali, seamlessly blending the island’s rich cultural heritage with forward-thinking principles rooted in the Tri Hita Karana ideology, promoting harmony between people, nature, and spirituality.
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## Archyde Interview: “Constellations: Global Reflections H2O Edition”
**Host:** Welcome back to Archyde, where we explore the intersection of art and social impact. Today, we’re diving deep into the thought-provoking exhibition “constellations: Global Reflections H2O Edition” currently captivating audiences in Kura Kura Bali.
Joining me is [ **Alex Reed Name** ], [ **Alex Reed Title/Affiliation** ], to shed light on this moving showcase.
[ **Alex Reed Name** ], thank you for joining us.
**Alex Reed:** It’s my pleasure to be here.
**Host:**
let’s start with the basics. For those unfamiliar, what is “constellations: Global Reflections H2O Edition”?
**Alex Reed:** Absolutely. “Constellations: Global Reflections H2O Edition” is more then just an exhibition; it’s a powerful exploration of humanity’s relationship with water, especially thru the eyes of artists from island communities facing crucial water challenges. [[1]
**Host:** That’s engaging. It truly seems notably relevant given the global water crisis we’re facing.
**Alex Reed:** Absolutely. This edition, building on its success at the 2022 G20 Summit in Bali, is deeply inspired by the 10th World Water Forum also held in Bali. The timing couldn’t be more crucial.
**Host:** And who is behind this impactful project?
**Alex Reed:** The exhibition is brilliantly curated by Lance Fung of fung Collaboratives. He has brought together a diverse group of artists whose works truly capture the essence of water’s vital role in our lives. [[1]
**Host:**
Can you elaborate on the kind of art we can expect to see?
**Alex Reed:** You’ll find a wide range of mediums – installations, sculptures, photographs, and more. Each piece tells a unique story about water,its fragility,and its importance.
**Host:**
Powerful stuff. How has the Bali community responded to the exhibition?
**Alex Reed:** The response has been overwhelmingly positive. People are deeply moved by the artists’ powerful narratives and the pressing issues they highlight.
**Host:**
This doesn’t sound like your average art exhibition. What do you hope visitors take away from “Constellations: Global Reflections H2O Edition”?
**Alex Reed:** We hope visitors leave not only moved by the beauty of the artwork but also inspired to take action. Water is our most precious resource, and this exhibition aims to spark conversations and inspire individuals to become stewards of our planet.
**Host:** A truly vital message. Thank you, [ **Alex Reed Name** ], for sharing your insights on this impactful exhibition.
**Alex Reed:** My pleasure.
