An Exclusive Davos Preview with Dr. Kerry Bowman

How is it that indigenous communities, separated by vast oceans and thousands of years, mirrored each other’s creative souls on the walls of silent caves?

Before he takes the global stage at this year’s World Biodiversity Forum in Davos, renowned bioethicist Dr. Kerry Bowman joins us for an intimate afternoon at Indicators. We will journey from the earliest marks of human consciousness to the present day, exploring the profound, universal connection between our species and the natural world.

This isn’t just a history lesson; it’s an exploration of the biological and spiritual "Indicators" that define what it means to be human.

What to Expect:

A Global Preview: Be among the first to engage with the insights Dr. Bowman is preparing for the world stage.

The Universal Canvas: Discover the uncanny similarities in indigenous cave art across the globe and what they reveal about our shared psyche.

Intimate Dialogue: A high-level talk in a curated setting on the 22nd floor, designed for creators, thinkers, and the nature-curious.

DETAILS:

When: Saturday, May 9, 2026 | 2:00 PM

Where: 180 Dundas St. West, 22nd Floor

Admission: Complimentary (Light refreshments will be served)

Note: Seating is strictly limited to maintain an intimate atmosphere.

THIS EVENT WILL BE FILMED

Indicators is presented in partnership with Crown Property Management and TENSANO.

Photo Source: The Forest Health Alliance