Impact through Wonder – How Art and Design Give Nature a Voice
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Biodiversity research shows that three measures—protected areas plus restoration, sustainable productive agriculture, and reduced food waste and meat consumption—can bend the curve and increase biodiversity; global models exist and biodiversity shows no immutable tipping point. The Myriad project translates migration science into a 360° 3D documentary, TV film, a 32‑minute VR piece and an immersive charcoal-based installation. Arabidopsis Symphony maps gene and hormone expressions of Arabidopsis thaliana to live-composed music in an augmented‑reality field that is touring successfully worldwide, currently exhibited in Anchorage.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:27Speakers and mission
- 2:29Biodiversity urgency
- 3:31Science restoring biodiversity
- 4:56Systemic mindset shifts
- 6:24Climate anxiety solutions
- 7:47Art and design perspectives
- 8:33Artists and projects
- 9:40Myriad project
- 15:57Arabidopsis Symphony
- 18:09Essential work and next steps
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