L O O K I N T O M Y I C E
[ Group exhibition ]
July 5 – August 18, 2024
TARTU ART HOUSE,
Tartu, EST
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I C E D I A M O N D S
[ Intervention in public space ]
July 12 – 14, 2024
FELLSFJARA (DIAMOND BEACH),
Iceland, IS
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A R T N O V A 1 0 0
[ Group exhibition ]
COMING SOON
GUARDIAN ART CENTER
Beijing, CN
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 A R C T I C I C E
This artwork deals with the disappearance of Arctic ice in times of global warming. The sculpture's inscription refers to the oldest ice on earth, which was found in the Antarctic and is dated to 2.7 million years before Christ, as well as to the Arctic polar ice, which according to scientists will have completely disappeared in summer 2035.
Through the melting process, the sculpture makes the loss of ice tangible - even today.
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