Ukrainian artist Alevtina Kakhidze will showcase her performance at the Fine Arts Museum of Nantes, France, on March 19. This event is part of the ongoing exhibition titled 'Plants and People', which examines the relationships between humans and their environment. Kakhidze is known for her multifaceted role as a performer, curator, and artist, contributing significantly to contemporary discussions in Ukrainian art.

In addition to her performance, Kakhidze will engage in a public discourse with Natalia Matsenko, a curator and art historian, where they will discuss vital themes such as the contributions of artists during wartime, alongside current ecological and political issues facing Ukraine and the broader world. This aspect of the event emphasizes the relevance of art in creating dialogues about pressing social challenges and the role of culture in times of crisis.

The 'Plants and People' exhibition itself stands as a compelling look at both historic and contemporary artistic explorations of the interplay between humans and nature. Featuring a diverse range of artworks, including photography, drawings, sculptures, and paintings, the exhibition marries the historical collections of the museum with contemporary expressions, thus providing a platform for critical thought about environmental interactions and societal responsibilities.