The second edition of Forever is Now reflected on time and timelessness, land and history, ecology and humanity, situating contemporary artworks at the magnificent site of the Pyramids of Giza. Through an immersive experience of public art, the exhibition envisioned a future anchored in a deep knowledge of the past, indicating that there is no conception of the future without history, and that there is no time without the present.

Forever is Now.02 was not simply a revival of history, for the past can never be complete in the present. Rather, it contributed a contemporary artistic legacy in a place of worldwide significance, a place where nature was a divine force, where there were gods of the sun and of vegetation, and where animals were sacred manifestations. The Pyramids, built in alignment with the rising and setting sun, point to a cycle of death and rebirth and the pathways from one world to the next. They express connections between the terrestrial and the celestial.