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This is a Cohort Study study (also classified as: Quantitative Study).

Art, Biophilia, and Environmental Engagement: Promoting Community Resilience and Pro-Environmental Behaviors

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This research demonstrates how art mitigates eco-anxiety and solastalgia in diverse populations, suggesting enhanced environmental engagement.

Art exhibitions significantly reduce eco-anxiety and solastalgia, enhancing emotional health and resilience.
The project included virtual and in-person formats, engaging 400 participants aged 12 to 74 across varied settings.
Multimodal strategies, including art creation and vocal analysis, were employed to assess the emotional impact on participants.
Findings support biophilic design as an effective tool for promoting sustainability and informing public health strategies.

Koncha Pinós (2025) studied this question.

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This research demonstrates how art mitigates eco-anxiety and solastalgia in diverse populations, suggesting enhanced environmental engagement.

Art exhibitions significantly reduce eco-anxiety and solastalgia, enhancing emotional health and resilience.
The project included virtual and in-person formats, engaging 400 participants aged 12 to 74 across varied settings.
Multimodal strategies, including art creation and vocal analysis, were employed to assess the emotional impact on participants.
Findings support biophilic design as an effective tool for promoting sustainability and informing public health strategies.

Koncha Pinós (2025) studied this question.

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