Antarctica Dissolving Perception
Collaborative project with Debbie Symons
Antarctica: Dissolving Perception consists of three hand blown glass domes that research the three central issues surrounding scientific documentation of decreased ozone over Antarctica during the last twenty years. Through shifting scale the domes act similarly to a microscope, magnifying the areas of impact on the ice over the landmass. This research discusses the potential implications the forecast for decreasing ice implies.
Antarctica Dissolving Perception- Installation View
Installation consisting of three glass domes.
Hand blown, sandblasted, silvered, mirrored, dichoric glass
Average individual dome size - Height 15cm x Width 20cm x Length 20cm
Present: Ice Shelf State of CryosphereInstallation consisting of three glass domes.
Hand blown, sandblasted, silvered, mirrored, dichoric glass
Average individual dome size - Height 15cm x Width 20cm x Length 20cm
Hand Blown and Dichroic Glass
Collective Past: Climatology Trajectory
Hand Blown, Sandblasted, Mirrored and Dichroic Glass
Forecast: Heat- (showing blue colour shift)
Hand Blown, Sandblasted and Dichroic Glass
Forecast: Heat- (showing red colour shift)