Me You We – Exploring Human Behaviour

Growing polarization, a planet in crisis, and societies in flux – how did we get here? And how do we move forward? Me You We – Exploring Human Behaviour examines what shapes our actions – from biology to culture and social structures. Through art, science, and in-depth perspectives, we shed light on what is most human: our behaviors, our choices – and our capacity for change.

The exhibition Me You We – Exploring Human Behaviour is divided into three themes:

• Me, which explores the individual and identity.
• You, which highlights our relationships with others.
• We, which focuses on the collective, society, and our shared future.

In the current chapter, You (on view from January 2026), the focus shifts from the individual to the relational. Here, the exhibition explores what emerges between us: recognition, empathy, norms, power, humour, and interaction. How are our behaviours shaped in encounters with other people, other bodies — and other lived conditions?

In You, you encounter works by Gabriel Fontana, Elisabeth Ohlson, and Lars Brunström. Through play, movement, bodies, and powerful visual worlds, the artists create situations in which the viewer is not a detached observer, but an active participant. Established ideas of community, gender, the body, nature, and human coexistence are questioned and reimagined.