ART // CLIMATE CHANGE
Artworks
A series of fragile yet solid memorials to the lives marked by recent disastrous floods around the world. Like each raindrop that eventually overflowed the rivers, each drip of glue is counted and represents one of the lives lost in the disaster. Together they form an accumulated web of collective trauma, the material lightly transparent, like the lingering traces of impact the disaster imprinted upon its victims. Each drip carries the weight of an individual soul, a moment suspended, a life interrupted, solidifying the permanent effect on memory. The work transforms statistics into a physical manifestation, visualizing how the disaster overflowed every boundary, every body, and every system that was meant to contain it.
Overflow: Brazil, 183
(2025)
Glue
Based on the Rio Grande do Sul floods in southern Brazil in 2024, where 183 lives were lost.
Overflow: Spain, 237
(2025)
Glue
Based on the eastern Spain floods that affected Valencia, Castilla-La Mancha and Andalusia in 2024, where 237 lives were lost.
