What's Next For Earth

The large scale installation illustrated was exhibited in 2022. The piece was created from over 50 burnt buildings made from maps representing areas of conflict. The artwork was set in a disused factory and traversed several levels. Some of the burnt houses were scattered on the floor, others were placed on tables or on the rungs of a ladder suggesting a hierarchy of inequality even in destruction. The maps expanded the vision of environmental, humanitarian and climate concerns at both a local and world wide level, showing the vulnerability of the world and its inhabitants. On many occasions one person's justice is another's injustice.'

Resilience and sustainability require justice. Therefore much of the leadership for resilience-building efforts must ultimately come from communities on the frontlines of ecological disruption'. Richard Heinberg, Think Resilience Course by the Post Carbon Institute.