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.

First up is the theme Me, on view from May 16 to December 2025. Here, you’ll encounter works by Norwegian photographer Lene Marie Fossen, Italian sculptor Francesco Albano, and Swedish video art pioneer Teresa Wennberg.

In this first part, we delve into the self – the individual. Through three artistic voices with different expressions, techniques, and eras, a shared narrative emerges about identity, vulnerability, and self-image. The works explore how our behaviors are shaped by internal and external forces – biological, social, and cultural.

At a time when many experience stress, anxiety, and feelings of inadequacy, we aim to create a space for dialogue about what it means to be human. How do technological advances and prevailing ideals influence how we see ourselves? And how do these forces affect our ability to connect with and treat each other?

Through art as a language, we create space for reflection, understanding – and perhaps change.