Weather Glass or Crystal Ball?

Kartlegging av været i kunst og vitenskap

En tverrfaglig studie i Glasgow, Oslo, København og Stockholm fra høsten 2020 til slutten av 2021.

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Finn Arschavir

Do Mushrooms talk about the Weather?

„Even the word nature is problematic, as it conceals the damaging division between human and the non-human." In this visual format, artist and designer Finn Arschavir addresses the ecological crisis, human intervention in the environment, and the dimensions of climate and weather.

View of Longyerbyen, Spitsbergen, Svalbard

Weather and the broken link between human beings and landscape

"Land is not seen as a mere asset, it is an extension of people's identity and a common thread that connects the inhabitants of Longyearbyen to their heritage," observed spatial designer and architect Svitlana Lavrenchuk during her field trip to Spitsbergen. In this article, she explores the influence of anthropogenic activities and colonial geopolitical violence on the weather.

Connecting ”strange weather“ to the climate crisis

Daniel Urey is co-founder and director of LABLAB, a think tank dedicated to the environmental and social aspects of spatial change in the North and Baltic Sea region. He explains why weather, cloud services and landscapes appear to us as interlinked and why we should be aware of the connection between climate crisis and weather data like weather forecasting.

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