As part of our collaborative efforts with London-based artist and eco-activist Natalia Kapchuk, our team of qualified FprBuro specialists in art direction prepared and executed an exhibition featuring artworks from Natalia Kapchuk's The Lost Planet series, namely Yin and Yang (2019), Ocean's DNA (2019), GPGP. FragmentNoº98203 (2020) and Coral Maze (2020), to feature alongside an animated video installation our team produced as part of the Antigua and Barbuda Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai.

FprBuro provided services of project management, art advisory, logistics, installation/ dismantling of the artworks, etc., ensuring a seamless and successful exhibition. By leveraging our expertise in art direction, we created a visually stunning exhibition showcasing Natalia Kapchuk's artwork in a way that aligned with her artistic vision while also meeting the specific requirements of the Expo.

For 170 years, World Expos have provided a global platform to showcase the technological mastery that has shaped our world. Expo 2020 Dubai continues this tradition with cutting-edge technology from around the world.

Given the shared passion between Natalia Kapchuk's mission to raise awareness about the impact of human activity on the planet and the country of Antigua and Barbuda, their collaboration has the potential for immense impact. Both parties are equally dismayed by the current environmental status of our planet due to anthropogenic activities. Recent studies have indicated that Antigua and Barbuda faces economic, environmental, and social impacts of projected climate change.