Art inspired by the science of climate change.
What is Environmental Graphiti®?
DIGITAL ART BASED ON SCIENCE
It is a collection of 100+ digital paintings. Each piece is derived from a chart graph, map, word or number relating to key facts or data about climate change.
The art is organized into five galleries:
WHY?
Why is our climate changing?
The art in this series is based on the compelling data that describes the various factors that have contributed to climate change over the last two hundred years.
HOW?
How is climate change affecting our world?
The art in this series is based on data that demonstrates some of the dramatic impacts of climate change across the globe.
WHO?
Who is at risk from climate change?
This series focuses on the risk to life on Earth for humans and other species.
WHAT?
What can we do to address climate change?
This series focuses on data and facts about promising ideas and strategies to respond to the many challenges of climate change.
MYTH?
Climate Science - Myth or Fact?
Climate change has become a political issue, which leads to inaccurate claims and misleading information as special interest groups seek to raise doubts about the need to act to address the issue. Misinformation abounds despite an extensive body of hard science based on research that is carefully developed, conducted, and independently reviewed. In this selection of art we explore a few of these myths about climate change, including these DANGEROUSLY MISLEADING STATEMENTS:
Global warming is due to natural causes, not human activities.
Climate scientists are alarmists and their predictions have been inaccurate.
A renewable energy economy would be too expensive and result in too many lost jobs.
Governments have committed to take all necessary action to address the issue.
The technology already exists to efficiently remove large amounts of carbon from the atmosphere so no need to reduce emissions.
There are no feasible paths to net zero emissions over the next several decades.
There is time to deal with this problem - later.
