Celebrating the Power of Art and Advocacy
Rizq recently had the privilege of participating in the third edition of the Lahore Biennale Festival, a landmark event that celebrates the power of art to engage, educate, and inspire.
Highlighting Sustainable Solutions: The Eco-Housing Model
At LBF, Rizq showcased its Eco-Housing model in collaboration with the Heritage Foundation. This initiative, inspired by Yasmeen Lari, sustains flood-affected communities through innovative, climate-resilient designs.
Amplifying Voices Through Art: Blanket Talks Installation
Adding to the festival’s dynamic lineup, Rizq participated in the interactive installation Blanket Talks by renowned artist Mella Jaarsma. This performance highlighted Pakistan’s agrifood systems and the human impact of climate change.
Thought-Provoking Exhibits: Exploring the Intersection of Data and Food Security
Rizq collaborated with artists Chow and Lin in an exhibit titled Even If It Looks Like Grass, addressing the value of agricultural produce versus technological products in today’s data-driven world.
Reflecting on Climate Change and Resilient Food Systems
Through creative collaborations, Rizq emphasized the challenges faced by smallholder farmers and the importance of building resilient food systems amidst climate adversity.
Gratitude for Creative Partnerships
Rizq extends its gratitude to the Lahore Biennale Foundation, Mella Jaarsma, Chow and Lin, and the Heritage Foundation for providing a platform to inspire action toward a sustainable future.
Art and Advocacy: A Force for Lasting Change
At Rizq, we believe that the fusion of art and advocacy can reshape perspectives and drive meaningful change. The Lahore Biennale Festival was a testament to this belief.
