As part of the Invisible Water project for the future Rural World section of the Lagos Museum, the aim this year is to build an "Ephemeral Museum" with the participation of 17 national and international artists, marking the beginning of a space dedicated to creation, reflection and dialogue on the challenges of the present and the possibilities of the future.

Curated by Alex Côté and Paulina Almeida, this exhibition is the result of a cooperation between the Municipality of Lagos, Idyle Arts - Montréal Arts Council (Canada) and the Improvise and Organize association, reaffirming the commitment to artistic experimentation and the transversality of cultural practices. It proposes itself as a symbolic territory where contemporary art questions and proposes new geographies, new urgencies and new forms of resistance. Between installations, performances, painting, sculpture and new media, this exhibition brings together works that explore the relationship between body and territory, nature and technology, memory and utopia. The Ephemeral Museum is not just an exhibition space, but a platform for thinking on the move, committed to creating networks, collaborations and projects that transcend physical and conceptual boundaries.