Conspiracy of CartographersMessing around with animations of #Petrofuture maps.
London, this time...and I added a couple of flourishes. What do you think? Too subtle?
GlacierwatchHer work invites viewers to look closely at the textures, light, and movement of ice—revealing glaciers as powerful yet vulnerable witnesses to the climate crisis.
Meet Sarah and our other panelists on March 19 from 6pm CET for an online panel discussion as a Side Event to the UNESCO World Glacier Day.
🎬Streaming link in bio!
#WitnessingTheMelt #ClimateArt #Cryosphere #ArtAsTestimony #Glacierwatch
Her poetry invites readers to encounter landscapes such as glaciers and volcanoes not simply as scenery, but as dynamic presences whose stories are entwined with our own.
Meet Katy and our other panelists on March 19 from 6pm CET for an online panel discussion as a Side Event to the UNESCO World Glacier Day.
🎬Streaming link in bio!
#WitnessingTheMelt #ClimateArt #Cryosphere #ArtAsTestimony #Glacierwatch
illmarksSequoia Sempervirens can sometimes survive harms like wildfires and keep growing
#art #artwork #bodies #bodyHorror #bodyart #bodyhorror #bodymapping #care #chronicIllness #climateArt #disability #fire #fireArt #fountainpen #healing #health #human #ink #inkart #interactive #light #lighting #medart #metallic #MillionsMissing #penfount #SciArt #shimmer #SymptomMapping #wildfire
🗓 19 March
🕕 18:00–19:15 CET
🌍 Online & UNESCO HQ, Paris
Hosted by Glacierwatch, this conversation invites anyone curious about climate action, artistic practice, and new ways of seeing the crisis we are living through.
#WitnessingTheMelt #ClimateArt #Cryosphere #ArtAsTestimony #Glacierwatch
Luise HesseThings I made a long time ago and haven’t showed to you yet:
This illustration I made for Climate Illustrated. It illustrates a story by Clara, a young climate activist, who took part in the protests and occupations around Lützerath in January 2023. For those of you who haven’t heard of it: Lützerath was a village in the West of Germany that was demolished by RWE, a big energy company, to expand coal mining in the region. There were many and long-lasting protests, demonstrations and occupations trying to prevent the demolition.
I personally was not taking part in the protests but they were all around me during that time, in the news, in discussions with friends. I was following the news every day, hoping so much for a success, that the village could stay and that the coal would be kept in the ground. Unfortunately the village was demolished in the end, which left many activists exhausted and frustrated – including myself.
I decided I wanted to collect a story about Lützerath for Climate Illustrated. I was lucky and met Clara at a local demonstration, and asked her if she could write down her experiences, thoughts and feelings around the protests. She gladly did. And it was just the next step that I would be the person to illustrate her story. So here is the final illustration.
In the end of her story, Clara writes: »Lützi lives on with us in the form of knowledge, community, shared experiences, and memories.« and I really like these words, they give me hope.
#lützerathbleibt #lützibleibt #alledörferbleiben #lützerathlebt #lützilebt #lützerathistüberall #climateaction #climateactionnow #illustration #digitaldrawing #artivism #climateart #climateillustrated
This illustration I made for Climate Illustrated. It illustrates a story by Clara, a young climate activist, who took part in the protests and occupations around Lützerath in January 2023. For those of you who haven’t heard of it: Lützerath was a village in the West of Germany that was demolished by RWE, a big energy company, to expand coal mining in the region. There were many and long-lasting protests, demonstrations and occupations trying to prevent the demolition.
I personally was not taking part in the protests but they were all around me during that time, in the news, in discussions with friends. I was following the news every day, hoping so much for a success, that the village could stay and that the coal would be kept in the ground. Unfortunately the village was demolished in the end, which left many activists exhausted and frustrated – including myself.
I decided I wanted to collect a story about Lützerath for Climate Illustrated. I was lucky and met Clara at a local demonstration, and asked her if she could write down her experiences, thoughts and feelings around the protests. She gladly did. And it was just the next step that I would be the person to illustrate her story. So here is the final illustration.
In the end of her story, Clara writes: »Lützi lives on with us in the form of knowledge, community, shared experiences, and memories.« and I really like these words, they give me hope.
#lützerathbleibt #lützibleibt #alledörferbleiben #lützerathlebt #lützilebt #lützerathistüberall #climateaction #climateactionnow #illustration #digitaldrawing #artivism #climateart #climateillustrated
NeuralCornelia Sollfrank and Felix Stalder – The Contemporary Condition | Contemporaneity in Embodied Data Practices
#artandtechnology #arttech #datavisualization #newmediaart #mediaart #mediaarts #digitalcultures #technoculture #artsciencetechnology #artsci #artscience #scienceandart #sciencemeetsart #climateart #ecoart #anthropoceneart #posthuman #criticaltheory #criticalinformationstudies #mediatheory #mediastudies #digitalhumanities #mediaculture #cyberfeminism #technofeminism #datafeminism #neuralarchive #neuralmag #purplenoise #technosphere
Paul RigbyAUDIOPHILE MAN - HiFi NEWS
Coal-infused vinyl. Only 100 pressed. Ancestral Reverb captures the voices of North East mining families—curated by Jacob Polley, performed by Richard Dawson, documented by Andy Martin & Rachel Deakin. A striking fusion of heritage and climate art.
Click: https://theaudiophileman.com/ancestral-reverb-made-with-coal-dust/
#Heritage #ArtsCulture #VinylCommunity #FolkMusic #ClimateArt #NorthEast #UKMusic
Coal-infused vinyl. Only 100 pressed. Ancestral Reverb captures the voices of North East mining families—curated by Jacob Polley, performed by Richard Dawson, documented by Andy Martin & Rachel Deakin. A striking fusion of heritage and climate art.
Click: https://theaudiophileman.com/ancestral-reverb-made-with-coal-dust/
#Heritage #ArtsCulture #VinylCommunity #FolkMusic #ClimateArt #NorthEast #UKMusic
The Lifeboat AcademyOverconsumption called.
It wants its entire living room back.
Time to redecorate the future.
Too-Too, Much-Much by Thomas Hirschhorn, 2010 (installation view, dimensions variable, found objects)
#thomashirschhorn #ClimateArt #Degrowth #PostCapitalism #QueerEcology #MutualAid #Regeneration
Ollie RelfeThat moment when a painting finds its finish ✨
Just varnished these two from the Roots of Change series and used a satin finish, because sometimes subtlety is the point.
I usually skip varnish on paper, but this Fabriano Pittura stock drinks it beautifully. No patchy sheen, just an even finish that deepens the colour and adds a layer of endurance.
#RootsOfChange #AcrylicPainting #ContemporaryArt #Resilience #Adaptation #CactusArt #SucculentLove #ClimateArt #HomeDecor
