Prix Pictet Storm

Bringing together work by 12 international photographers, Prix Pictet Storm explores urgent environmental and social issues through the power of photography. The exhibition features artists shortlisted for the 11th cycle of Prix Pictet, the world’s leading award dedicated to photography and sustainability. Here, “storm” refers to both extreme weather and to the broader, often unseen forces shaping our world today, from climate disaster to political and social division. Together, these photographs reveal a world in crisis while also pointing toward transformation, resilience, and the possibility of renewal. The Norton’s presentation forms part of a tour spanning more than a dozen venues worldwide.

Takashi Arai (Japanese, born 1978), Multiple Monument for B29: Enola Gay, 2017, from the series EXPOSED IN A HUNDRED SUNS, 2011 – present

Marina Caneve (Italian, born 1988), Val di Zoldo. Destruction #02, 2018, from the series Are They Rocks or Clouds?, 2015 – 2019

Tom Fecht (German, born 1952), 1 EVENT HORIZON (Luciferine #2543X), 2024, from the series LUCIFERINES entre chien et loup (Luciferines – Between Dog and Wolf), 2015 – ongoing

Balazs Gardi (Hungarian, born 1975), 2:15 PM, January 6, 2021, Washington, D.C., 2021, from the series The Storm, 2021

Robert Huarcaya (Peruvian, born 1959), Amazograma #1, 2014 (detail)

Alfredo Jaar (Chilean, born 1956), The End (GSL_a), 2025, from the series The End, 2025

Belal Khaled (Palestinian, born 1992), Untitled, 2023, from the series Hands Tell Stories, 2023-24

Hannah Modigh (Swedish, born 1980), Eye of the storm, 2012, from the series Hurricane Season, 2012

Baudouin Mouanda (Congolese, born 1981), Shirel Matondo découvre sa chambre inondée à son réveil (Shirel Matondo wakes up to find her room flooded), 2020, from the series Ciel de Saison (Seasonal Cycle), 2020

Camille Seaman (American, born 1969), The Lovely Monster Over the Farm 19:15 CST Lodgepole, NE, 22 June 2012, 2012, from the series BIG CLOUD, 2008 – 2012

Laetitia Vançon (French, born 1979), Keep Dancing to the Beat of Your Heart, 2022, from the series Tribute to Odesa, 2022

Patrizia Zelano (Italian, born 1964), Acqua Alta a Venezia #24, 2019, from the series Acqua Alta a Venezia, 2019