As part of PRIMATES – Entre Art et Science, Italian sculptor Davide Rivalta has brought his monumental primate sculptures to the streets and museum spaces of Neuchâtel.
The installation invites visitors to pause, observe and reflect on the relationship between humans and nature, demonstrating how public art can inspire awareness and encourage dialogue about biodiversity.
The exhibition highlights an important message: conservation is not only advanced through forests, farms and field research, but also through art, museums and storytelling. Protecting biodiversity requires scientific knowledge as well as cultural engagement.
Through Artcafé, NJUKI Coffee and its regenerative agriculture initiatives developed together with indigenous communities, Nzatu Food Group works to connect people, markets and ecosystems, contributing to the protection and restoration of natural landscapes.
Nzatu Food Group extends its gratitude to Davide Rivalta, the Muséum d’histoire naturelle de Neuchâtel, and all the partners who made this inspiring initiative possible.
