When Records Melt is an exhibition by Project Pressure premiering at Unseen Amsterdam of artists’ interpretations of the cryosphere: the part of the planet’s surface where water is frozen into solid form
Rhône glacier, Switzerland, 2016 |
In order to mirror the shifting glacial landscape and make the changing environment tangible,
Noémie Goudal
constructed a large-scale photo of the glacier printed on biodegradable
paper that disintegrates in water. As the image dissolves, the
artificial landscape can be viewed against its natural form. Photograph: Noémie Goudal/Project Pressure |
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