The exhibition One World emerges as a profound and necessary reflection on contemporary times, immersed in issues of global interdependence, cultural diversity, and the complex dynamics of globalization. Featuring 41 artists from 19 nationalities and a variety of 88 works, including videos, textiles, performative photographs, works on paper, and mixed media, the exhibition proposes a space for reflection and dialogue about the cultural intersections that define our era. The artistic diversity present in this curation is, in itself, a visual manifesto against the homogenization of cultures, defending the uniqueness of each expression while acknowledging the construction of an interconnected global fabric.