An Art Installation Confronts Us With A Hurricane, And Our Role In Climate Change

Abstract, curved fabric panels hang in a dark room, featuring projected light and shadow patterns. This captivating art installation mirrors the dynamic visual effects of a hurricane, with swirling forms symbolizing the tumultuous impact of climate change against the contrasting dark background.

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Faculty Georgie Friedman’s latest work, Hurricane Lost, is an immersive experience that “confronts people with the growing climate crisis, and their complicity in it.”

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