We
developed the name “the Force Majeure” to explain the accelerating
transaction between aspects of the Global Warming phenomenon and their
interaction with the many ecosystems that are under stress or in actual
turbulence from over-demand by human activity. This work envisions a
counter to the reduction of production and consumption due to market
contraction and turbulence that mirrors the shrinking productivity and
wellbeing of the world ocean and many, many other overstressed
planetary sub-systems. These 3 works are designed to make clear, albeit
in a very simple way, that subcontinents and countries that inhabit
them are not equipped conceptually, legally, or structually to
meet a future shaped by such a force.
Tibet is the High Ground: Part II, 2009
Installation Shot, Ronald Feldman Fine Arts 2009
Peninsula Europe: The Force Majeure, 2008
See Texts in Publication section for Tibet is the High Ground: Part II and Peninsula Europe: The Force Majeure.