harnessing the poWer of art to protect the world’s forests
The Greenline Foundation (GLF) endowment fund, launched in 2021, harnesses the power of art to promote and preserve the value of forests in a changing world.
Its work is threefold: raising awareness through art, striving to protect forests around the world and federating artistic communities.

Raising awareness through Art
GLF initiates artistic events to raise society’s awareness of our
environmental mission by allowing people to rediscover the beauty and critical
role of nature, and more specifically of forests.
GLF thus proposes a model of cultural ecology which strives for a positive and lasting impact.
Striving for forests
GLF aims to protect existing forests and also to re-wild damaged areas, in particular
through the purchase of lots and planting of trees.


Rally
GLf invites artists and art professionals to take action to protect the forests.
Our lastest news

Launch of the “Forêt, vert fragile” exhibition
Greenline Foundation is proud to present the exhibition “Forêt, Vert Fragile”, in co-production with Forest Art Project at the Bibliothèque Alcazar in Marseille. Curated by Paul Ardenne, the exhibition brings together the arts and sciences to take visitors on a journey through forest ecosystems.

LA MAGMA : First artistic march for the climate
On 11 June, artists and a public of creative souls were invited to take up the forms of citizen mobilisation to express their commitment to the living world in the streets of Paris. Greenline Foundation, Collectif Minuit 12 and Le Bruit Qui Court co-organised this first artistic walk for the climate, which drew nearly 1,000 people.

Poush Cultural Center
Greenline Foundation and POUSH have joined forces to build an agenda and a curation system that integrates the objective of raising awareness of the preservation of forests and our environment.

Greenline Collection
Initiated and nurtured by the Foundation President Sarah Valente, the Greenline Collection is made available to GLF. It is regularly the subject of exhibitions, it lends works to institutions and events at the crossroads of ecology and art.