A Conversation: Climate Disruption, Human Displacement,
and Reconnection
This installation is in the reception office of Christmount Center in Black Mountain NC until August.
The creator, Suzanne Ziglar, hopes these questions will be used in groups for conversations about Climate Change.
If you know of a group that would like to display this diorama and encourage conversations, please contact Suzanne at suzenaz@swcp.com
As published in the UUCSV publication TIDINGS newsletter, August 1, 2022.
Great post, the images of the figures is powerful. Take care, have a great day and happy week ahead.
ReplyDeleteI felt the same way and am proud to know the artist, who said she didn't want to be called an artist. Have a great week too!
Delete...impressive, they remind me a bit about the Terracotta Warriors.
ReplyDeletePart of her inspiration, as she described.
DeleteThe images are quite powerful and moving. I hope some truly positive and powerful actions are taken that can help our planet survive.
ReplyDeleteConversations do sound like a good idea.
DeleteQuite thought provoking.
ReplyDeleteYes, I'm glad that the questions are there also, to suggest what might be talked about.
DeleteWe have a very poor record as far as welcoming migrants. I feel like our only hope is to join with groups that are affectively working to prevent disasters.
ReplyDeleteAnd still we show no real resolve the tackle the problem.
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