Tag: Anthropocence
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Global Design Graduate Show 2020
Yesterday I got an email notifying me that I have been shortlisted for the i-D and ARTSTHREAD Global Design Graduate Show 2020! My project is available to view in the fine art section, among so much talent from other graduating artists this year. Click here to check out everyone’s work on the Artsthread website Public…
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Coronavirus and the Environment
This piece “It’s Not F*cked” is a simple statement of my opinion that with a combined effort we can make a positive impact on the climate crisis. It is a response to anyone that doesn’t see the point in making an effort against environmental issues because “we’re already too far” gone or (as I often…
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Miniature Art
Lockdown has caused me and many of my peers at art university to change our way of making. In this strange time we can’t access studio spaces or specialist workshops and in my case most of my materials, which were locked in at uni. So we have had to adapt, making use of what we…
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Collage
Some collages I have been making from cut up pieces of old work… Environmental poster collages: I like collage because it allows me to keep making imagery without need of any new materials. I can reuse the paper etc that I have over and over again, making different things each time. Endlessly reproducing work out…
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Anthropocence
“The Anthropocene is a proposed geological epoch dating from the commencement of significant human impact on Earth’s geology and ecosystems, including, but not limited to, anthropogenic climate change.” – Wikipedia description The Anthropcoence is an important theme in my practice. I am interested humans have become detached from nature, why we have developed a belief…
Emily Harling 