A visual storytelling exhibition featuring works by: Duy Đào, Jittrapon Kaicome, Nguyễn Thanh Huế, Ponita Keo, Saobora Narin, Satita Taratis, Savroun Ry, Sirachai Arunrugstichai, Southida Manixay, Trần Thái-Khương, Vân-Nhi Nguyễn, Wan Chantalvasvong. These works are from the mentoring program by the NOOR Foundation, supported by the Kingdom of The Netherlands, the People Committee of Thu Duc City and the Dutch Business Association Vietnam. 

Join us on a journey of discovery from twelve visual stories: from the impact of ocean acidification on the life they support to the human adaptation to ever more extreme heat waves. We are taken along the coasts of Cambodia where, while deforestation of mangrove forests continues, grass root operations of reforestation fight it back to protect their future while on the Mekong Delta, one of the regions most impacted by climate change we learn of a new surprising symbiosis between shrimps and rice plants which represents hope for local farmers.

One thing transpires from all the work with a crystal-clear definition: If we are to stand a chance, we are to recognize that the magnitude of this unprecedented challenge requires us to come together and act now.

Come, see the "Visualising Climate Change" exhibition, and share, care, and grow together into something more meaningful!

This exhibition is free for the public.

• Date: 19 February - 12 March 2025
• Location: Saigon Riverside Park, Thu Duc City, HCMC

Pictures sourced by the Saigon Times English Online Magazine​