Deloitte Foundation and SCRIPT unveil 'Déserts du Monde' exhibition by Philippe Bourseiller
Deloitte I 11:15 am, 17th October

Left to
right: Luc Weis, Director at SCRIPT, Luc Brucher, Partner and Public Sector
Leader at Deloitte Luxembourg, John Psaila, Managing Partner – CEO at Deloitte
Luxembourg, Philippe Bourseiller, Photographer
Pioneering climate
change awareness initiative launches in
Luxembourg's schools, featuring the
captivating
nature photography of Philippe
Bourseiller.
The Deloitte Foundation, in collaboration with the Service de
Coordination de la Recherche et de l’Innovation Pédagogiques et Technologiques
(SCRIPT), proudly hosted the exclusive vernissage of the highly anticipated Déserts du Monde exhibition by renowned
photographer Philippe Bourseiller. The event took place on
Wednesday, 16 October, at
Deloitte’s Luxembourg headquarters.
Government representatives,
educators, students, and distinguished guests gathered to engage with
Bourseiller’s profound work, marking the commencement of a two-year itinerant
programme that will bring this extraordinary exhibition to public schools across
Luxembourg. This initiative aims to inspire and educate young minds about the
pressing issues of climate change through the powerful medium of visual art.
Attendees
had the unique opportunity to hear special addresses from Claude Meisch, Minister of Education, Children and Youth, and Luc Weis,
Director at SCRIPT. An engaging interview with Philippe Bourseiller, moderated by Catherine Maréchal, Director at Deloitte Luxembourg, offered deeper
insight into the artist's vision and the critical themes explored in his work.
An exhibition with a purpose
Supported
by the Deloitte Foundation in partnership with Luxembourg’s
Ministry of Education, the Déserts du Monde exhibition serves as an educational platform highlighting the significance of climate change and environmental conservation.
Philippe
Bourseiller, celebrated for his
exceptional documentation of volcanoes, ice formations, and forests across 30
countries, now turns his lens to the world's
most remote deserts. Spanning 26 countries across all continents, his breathtaking images capture the diversity and majesty of these
often-overlooked landscapes.
The exhibition is not merely a collection of photographs; it is a profound exploration of extreme
environments, showcasing resilient biodiversity and human communities adapting to challenging conditions.
Accompanied by
educational labels,
the exhibition addresses critical environmental
challenges such as desertification, evaporation, and the conservation of cultural and biological diversity. These themes are particularly pertinent for younger generations, who will inherit the responsibility of addressing global ecological
issues.
Empowering the next generation
Following
its premiere, the Déserts du Monde collection will embark on a tour of Luxembourg's public schools over the next two years. This initiative aims to
foster a greater understanding of diverse ecosystems and to galvanise students to
engage with environmental conservation efforts.
"At the Deloitte Foundation, we believe
in the power of education to drive meaningful change," stated John Psaila, President of the Deloitte
Foundation. "By showcasing Philippe’s extraordinary work , we hope to
inspire the next generation to become stewards of our planet and take proactive
steps against climate change."
"It is an immense privilege for us at Deloitte to partner with
SCRIPT," added Luc Brucher, Partner and Government and Public Services Leader. "Through Philippe’s lens, we are reminded of the profound impact climate change has on our planet. We hope this initiative will
inspire Luxembourg’s youth to take an active role in safeguarding the
environment."
Luc Weis, Director at the SCRIPT commented: "This
exhibition provides an invaluable educational experience, combining art and
science to highlight the urgent need for environmental stewardship. We are
delighted to bring the project and its programme to schools across
Luxembourg."
The evening concluded with a cocktail reception, allowing guests to further explore the exhibition and engage in meaningful discussions about the role of education and art in
addressing climate change.
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