EXTRAIT : « Il est facile de désigner un méchant. C’est l’une des faiblesses de l’art politique. Il n’y a pas de méchants. On doit essayer de trouver l’humanité en chacun de nous, reconnaître que nous sommes complices à un certain degré. » Lien

EXTRAIT : « Face au risque d'emballement de la hausse du niveau des mers, des glaciologues ont imaginé deux projets pour endiguer la fonte de deux glaciers en particulier : l'un vise à les renforcer avec des piliers, l'autre à les protéger avec un barrage. » Lien

EXTRAIT : « In HighWaterLine, a performance piece, Eve Mosher traces a chalk line at 10 feet above sea level. She first drew this line in New York City in 2007, marking over 70 miles of coastline that would be affected by increased flooding. The location of the line is based on mapping and statistical data and brings art directly to a community, creating conversation with people living in or using areas threatened by the effects of climate change. Mosher reflected on the predictive nature of her project after Hurricane Sandy in 2012 flooded many of her marked areas. » Lien vers l'article

EXTRAIT : « Plunge encircled noteworthy monuments in London with an illuminated blue line, showing the predicated sea level in the year 3012. At one level the viewer could extend an imaginary line between the monuments placing themselves deep below the water’s surface, at another level the illumination suggests a protective shell proposing that we still have chance to change this situation. » Site officiel de l'artiste

Extrait du projet d' Evgenia Arbugaeva « Stories from the Russian Arctic » : « Evgenia will share some of these stories and those collected on her trips at the museum, celebrating the Polar regions and the communities who live there, while raising awareness around the fragility of existence of indigenous people’s lives and cultures due to the impacts of climate change. »