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"Art & Science of Water " is Pater Noster's living art exhibition, which continues to evolve each year, with the ocean at its heart from both scientific and artistic perspectives.
The highlight of the year is Rachel Moore and her work *Galaxies in Her Eyes*, which depicts her powerful encounter with the humpback whale Sweet Girl.
The exhibition also features new works by Lara Zankoul, Christy Lee Rogers, and Zena Holloway.
Together, the exhibition offers a deeper understanding of the ocean as both a habitat and a source of inspiration. An experience you can enjoy during your visit to the island.
New this year is American photographer and marine biologist Rachel Moore, who combines her scientific background with a strong commitment to ocean conservation. In her work, she highlights both the beauty of the ocean and the threats facing its ecosystems; her work is used to inspire action to protect the ocean, and she has won several international awards for her photography.
In her work *Galaxies in Her Eyes*, she recounts her close encounter with the humpback whale Sweet Girl, a moving story that serves as a reminder of both the ocean’s grandeur and its vulnerability.
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New this year is American photographer and marine biologist Rachel Moore, who combines her scientific background with a strong commitment to ocean conservation. In her work, she highlights both the beauty of the ocean and the threats facing its ecosystems; her work is used to inspire action to protect the ocean, and she has won several international awards for her photography.
In her work *Galaxies in Her Eyes*, she recounts her close encounter with the humpback whale Sweet Girl, a moving story that serves as a reminder of both the ocean’s grandeur and its vulnerability.
The exhibition is also evolving with new works and perspectives, featuring returning artists.
Christy Lee Rogers creates dramatic, Baroque-inspired scenes in water where light, movement, and the body’s expressions take center stage. Together, they expand the narrative of the sea as both a physical and emotional dimension. Lara Zankoul works conceptually with water as a symbol of the subconscious, where dreamlike visual worlds meet psychological themes. Zena Holloway explores the human body in poetic underwater environments, where nature and humanity merge.
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The exhibition is also evolving with new works and perspectives, featuring returning artists.
Christy Lee Rogers creates dramatic, Baroque-inspired scenes in water where light, movement, and the body’s expressions take center stage. Together, they expand the narrative of the sea as both a physical and emotional dimension. Lara Zankoul works conceptually with water as a symbol of the subconscious, where dreamlike visual worlds meet psychological themes. Zena Holloway explores the human body in poetic underwater environments, where nature and humanity merge.
Specific conditions for the event can be found under 'Conditions'.
At Pater Noster we are dependent on the weather, therefore the events and special arrangements we organize may sometimes be canceled for natural reasons. Follow us on Facebook or Instagram to get our latest updates, or contact us by email.
