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Environmental collapse has long been not just a scientific issue, but a manifestation of the exhaustion of structures that can no longer sustain the idea of the future that human beings have built for themselves.
Increasingly frequent extreme weather events reveal the aesthetics of disaster, a macabre performance by a humanity that is fragmented and continues to project the future while consuming the present. The substrate of life is transformed into a dark spectacle from which we cannot turn away.
Timelapse containing graphs of thermal anomalies since 1951 combined with animations generated by computer code.
4Rd3 0X002, 2024
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