Future Generations with music by Murmur - "Secondary Fermentation" from Proud to Swim Home
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Future Generations with music by Murmur - "Secondary Fermentation" from Proud to Swim Home
endless flowerworks. with music i butchered from Cyro Baptista's "Menina Interlude" on the album BlueFly.
River Journey
projection mapping on Gretna city hall for Luna fete 2023 with music by Alec Vance
The climate crisis is not, in fact, a mystery or a riddle we haven’t yet solved due to insufficiently robust data sets. We know what it would take, but it’s not a quick fix – it’s a paradigm shift. Waiting for machines to spit out a more palatable and/or profitable answer is not a cure for this crisis, it’s one more symptom of it.
Tech CEOs want us to believe that generative AI will benefit humanity. They are kidding themselves
driving through my show at Tulane.
Dramatic glacier cliffs, painted in craggy daubs of blue and white, tower above the sea throughout Alexis Rockman’s paintings.
Pipes and explosions Music is a section of "Oxen of the Sun" by Chef Menteur from the album "East of the Sun & West of the Moon" , 2012 https://chefmenteur.bandcamp.com/album/east-of-the-sun-west-of-the-moon it starts soft and gets louder
Dramatic glacier cliffs, painted in craggy daubs of blue and white, tower above the sea throughout Alexis Rockman’s paintings.
We watch their lurid dance across the surface of the water
ignoring the growing stillness in the air
sound and fury, future fireworks
new edens, post-human
A study found that people who viewed climate data in the form of an artwork were less likely to lean on their preconceived notions.
new edens . . . post human
nature laughs last
sunset on a deserted planet
To mark Lost Species Day, images of 39 recently extinct animals and their stories — from the aurochs to the ivory-billed woodpecker.
fish out of water
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