Changing Climates - Droplets

Through my Changing Climates droplets, I merge artistic and scientific elements to assemble a visual dialogue about the vexing problem of climate change. To explore this environmental concern, I combine a myriad of images, juxtaposing plankton and microscopic life forms with bathymetric and hydrographic maps, spectrograms, and nautical charts specific to California.

Each droplet is a chromogenic print mounted to a plexiglass form, in varying sizes.

These works were exhibited in Weather on Steroids, an exhibition organized by the La Jolla Historical Society in collaboration with the Scripps Institution of Oceanography and the City of San Diego Commission for Arts and Culture, to address the critical gap between complex climate data and public understanding.

A droplet-shaped artwork composed of layered images of natural textures and oceanographic mapping under a plexiglass form.
A blue-green droplet-shaped artwork composed of layered scientific imagery under a plexiglass form.
An ocean ecology themed artwork in the shape of a teal water droplet, featuring jellyfish, coral and reasearch material layered in an abstract composition.
A brown, blue, and white artwork in the form of a glass droplet, composed of molecular notation layered over natural oceanographic imagery.
A blue artwork in the form of a glass water-droplet, featuring layered images of ocean ecology and scientific notation.
A colorful, water-droplet shaped artwork composed of images of coral, featherstar, barnacles and layered scientific notes.
An icy-blue artwork in the form of a glass drop of water - featuring layered natural ocean textures, oceanographic data, and a seadragon.
A warm, tropical-colored artwork made from layered natural textures and antique botanical illustrations, in the form of a glass droplet.
A colorful, science-themed artwork in the form of a water droplet, featuring layered microscopic imagery and molecular models.
A warm-white, droplet-shaped artwork composed of layered topographic and oceanographic mapping and stark, abstract botanical forms.
A blue, green, white and red artwork in the form of a water droplet, featuring coral, barnicles, and microscopic imagery, layered into an abstract composition and mounted beneath plexiglass.
A blue and white artwork composed of corals, jellyfish, natural textures and scientific imagery.