Explore the Intersection of Art and Health at the Geneva Health Forum 2024 on May 27-29

This May, the Geneva Health Forum (GHF) 2024 will feature a special art exhibition hosted by the Global Alliance on Health and Pollution (GAHP) titled "Artistic Exploration of GAHP's Mission." The exhibition will be held at Campus Biotech from May 27 to 29, offering attendees a unique blend of art and advocacy. The event promises to showcase diverse artworks integrating AI and technology, focusing on how environmental health impacts global well-being. 

Featured artists, including OBJ, Annalisa Caricato, Keim, Pietro Mastrota, and Studio Gellner, will present their works, illustrating the critical linkage between public health and environmental integrity. GAHP aims to highlight the ongoing challenges and responses to global pollution and health crises through visual arts. 

For those unable to attend in person, GAHP encourages downloading the ANASAEA app to access a virtual gallery, ensuring everyone can experience the exhibition remotely. This initiative not only enhances the accessibility of the art but also underlines GAHP’s commitment to innovative engagement in health and environmental issues. 

ABOUT THE GENEVA HEALTH FORUM

Established in 2006 by the University Hospitals of Geneva (HUG) and the University of Geneva (UNIGE), the Geneva Health Forum (GHF) is a Swiss not-for-profit initiative that brings together a diverse range of stakeholders to discuss and address global health challenges. The GHF plays a pivotal role in the global health landscape, as a neutral and inclusive platform, fostering dialogue and collaboration among key players in the field, including policymakers, representatives from academia, civil society, and the private sector. 

Its core mission is to facilitate constructive dialogue among these global health actors, which, in turn, contributes to improving health policies and access to care worldwide. The Geneva Health Forum proudly collaborates with some of the most prominent international organizations in Geneva.