All that remains | That which is left behind
2019; intermedia; dimensions variable
This installation concentrates on visual quantification of sea level rise projections for the North Carolina coast line by mid-century. Employing hybrid strategies of data visualization inclusive of photography, found object art, and printmaking, I created ceramic boxes depicting contemporary and historic imagery of 23 North Carolina coastal counties that have been and continue to be impacted by sea level rise. The dimensions of these boxes correspond to the ranges of sea level rise that are predicted under best-case and worst-case emissions scenarios for 2045. Boxes are mounted on the wall to a height of 6.6 feet, the highest projection for global sea level rise by 2100.
All that remains | That which is left behind was exhibited in the John & June Alcott Gallery in Hanes Art Center in April 2019, with support from The Sarah Steel Danhoff Undergraduate Research Award and the Incubator Awards: Research Grant for Creative Artists.