Counting One to Four: Nature morte |Debbie Symons | Climarte | Prodomus Gallery |#ArtCop21 #cop21

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CLIMARTE is very excited to have the opportunity to curate an exhibition by leading Australia artist Debbie Symons. The artwork selected is an impressive large-scale digital work titled Counting One to Four: Nature morte.

CLIMARTE: Arts For A Safe Climate is one of Australia’s leading NGO organisiations harnessing the creative power of the Arts to inform, engage and inspire action on climate change.

Counting One to Four: Nature morte visualises the predicted consequences of our warming atmosphere on the Earth’s biodiversity in a seven-minute HD looping video. This ground breaking work will be screened at in three cities: New York, Melbourne and Paris.

Dr Debbie Symons’ research-based practice highlights the reality of thousands of species demise and their environments within our lifetime. This is a relatively new style of practice where artists confront and visualise empirical data in artistic form. The work moves beyond a simplistic representation of ‘damaged nature’ to a multifaceted analysis of cause and effect with projections of up to 52% of all terrestrial mammals, reptiles, marine species, amphibians and insects committed to extinction by 2100.

For more information and interview requests with Dr Debbie Symons please contact CLIMARTE Executive Diector Bronwyn Johnson by email on bronwyn.johnson@climarte.org.

Screenings in Paris

Paris: 12 November to 9 December 2015, Galerie Prodromus, 46, rue Saint-Sébastien,
75011 Paris

Event Partners:

Dr Debbie Symons
Creative Victoria
Bank Australia
Federation Square, Melbourne
Streaming Museum, New York
World Council of Peoples for the United Nations
Billard Leece Partnership, Melbourne

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