When Princess Eugenie took a role in Thirty Six for Coral, a first-of-its-kind exhibition uniting artists in the name of ocean conservation, she brought more than a famous name. As an art gallery director, the princess has long understood the power of visual storytelling—and now she's using that influence to champion one of the most urgent environmental causes of our time.
"My work in art as a Director at Hauser & Wirth has deeply shaped my approach to environmental advocacy because I see art as a powerful medium for storytelling, connection, and impact," she tells Marie Claire in an exclusive interview. "I’ve always loved how art can communicate complex emotions and ideas in a way that resonates deeply and personally with people."
