The exhibition has 8 playful and interactive spaces, inspired by water, which invite people to walk through them and become aware of the use of this resource and the care of the environment.
The spaces were built by national artists such as Coni Lars, Trini Guzmán, Tomás Ives or Solrac Saint-Lawrence. The space intervened by Imagen de Chile stands out with its "Muro Guarda Esperanza" (Wall of Hope) by Great Thing The People, a creative studio with a great trajectory that has exhibited its work in various parts of the world, such as the United States, Brazil, France, Italy, Sweden and Korea.
The Executive Director of Fundación Imagen de Chile, Constanza Cea, states that "it is very important to be part of initiatives such as The World of Water, which seek to raise awareness in an innovative way and motivate us to take action on environmental issues. For the same reason, we would like to invite all those who visit the exhibition to get to know our Guarda Esperanza Wall, where they can write or draw their commitments to the planet, which we hope will be transformed into real actions". Furthermore, as official organizers of COP25, he adds that "our country must set an example, especially now that we will be hosting the most important international summit on climate change and the eyes of the world will be on Chile. Taking action on this cause is the best image a country can project".
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