Rising Tide serves as a wake-up call that shows that climate change is an unstoppable force that can only be slowed down.
Terschelling from 'Rising Tide', Kadir van Lohuizen, 2019.
rising tide by Kadir van Lohuizen
Rising Tide serves as a wake-up call that shows that climate change is an unstoppable force that can only be slowed down. Kadir van Lohuizen uses his personal artistic vision and discipline to reflect on the consequences of the climate crisis for the rising sea levels across the world. He travelled to locations including Greenland, Bangladesh, Papua New Guinea, Panama, Kiribati, Fiji, Jakarta, Miami, New York, and the Netherlands to investigate and visualize the impact of rising water levels. Van Lohuizen spoke with policymakers and ordinary people in order to highlight different perspectives on the issue. Through photographs and films, the Rising Tide exhibition shows the human stories behind the alarming statistics and sketches a confrontational vision of the near future.
after us the deluge - Kadir van Lohuizen
after us the deluge - Kadir van Lohuizen
Avaiable from 4 February 2021. After Us the Deluge, The Human Consequences of Rising Sea Levels looks at the human consequences of the rising sea level. Due to the climate crisis, the glaciers all over the world are retreating and the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica are melting at an alarming pace. The future human cost of rising sea levels are dramatic.
