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Imeq
In 2017 I went on an expedition with the NYU Centre for Global Sea Level Change to document and understand the rate of ice melt in the Eastern region of Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland). "Imeq", the Tunumiit oraasiat word for water, emerges from the footage captured during that expedition.
Imeq celebrates the life and vibrancy of the waters and people of Kalaallit Nunaat amidst the profound transformations unfolding in the region due to climate change.
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Illustration for the article "A Crisis of Connection" by Katie Hodgetts
Illustrations for multiple articles including: "TecnologÃas para un planeta en llamas: Una entrevista con Paz Peña" by Katrin Fritsch, "Expanding critical approaches to extractivism and mega infrastructure projects" by the Kuirme Collective, and "Infraestrutura para justiça socioambiental e os desafios na Amazônia" by Oona Castro
Visual Poem "Climate Changed" featured. Can also be viewed on this website under "portfolio"
Illustrations of multiple articles including "Follow the Fishermen" by Owen Powell, "Birdwatching" by Richard J. Nevle, "Speak"by Erika Veidis, "Climate Change Threatens Livelihoods of Zambia’s Beekeepers" by Audrey Simango and Ray Mwareya and "Snakes in the City: an Unexpected Public Health Challenge Posed by Climate Change" by Francesco Dernie
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- 05 Nov 2021, 19:00 GMTOxford Museum of Natural History, Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3PW, UKThis exhibition will be a part of the Art, Biodiversity & Climate (ABC) Network, a new Network within TORCH, The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities, launched in 2021. More details to be released soon. Please find out more here: https://www.fluteandbowl.org/abc-network
- 09 Oct 2021, 19:00 CEST – 22 Oct 2021, 19:00 CESTSaint-Denis, 6-10 Quai de Seine, 93200 Saint-Denis, FranceThe exhibition Among the Garbage and the Flowers brings together artists and scientists to question the imaginary divide between the urban and the wild, between anthropogenic and so-called "natural" landscapes. Event page: https://www.fluteandbowl.org/paris2021
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