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CARBON DECARBON
Climate Optics and Manifestos
An ongoing multimedia project on climate visualizations, decarbonization futures, global governance and activism.
Project research supported by:
Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts
Image 1: Earth-to-Exosphere Transects
Measuring-Monitoring-Regulating-Polluting Frameworks
Image 2: Earth-to-Exosphere Transect:
Pollutants, Geo-coordinates, Climate-Model Grids
Image 3: Exosphere-to-Earth Transect:
Measuring - Monitoring - Regulating National, International, Multi-national Frameworks
Carbon Decarbon analyzes transboundary impacts of climate change. With illustrated interconnected narratives on climate monitoring and data collection, it examines worldwide systems and international policies that govern atmospheric space.
The vertical transects of planetary space, in the second part of the project, span across the globe. From the Global North and Global South regions, the emerging discourse on decarbonization is included within the contexts of climate future conflicts, collaborations and activism.
Image credits: Kadambari Baxi with Jie Gao, Nikolas Tucker
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