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Illustrating the Beauty of a Disappearing World | Short Film Showcase
New York artist Zaria Forman grew up traveling the world with a mother who photographed beautiful Arctic landscapes. In this short film by Jesse Brass, Forman explains how her art, inspired by her mother’s photography, is a way of addressing climate change. "I find it important with my art to represent the beauty in the landscape, because I think that helps people fall in love with it more easily," she says. Forman hopes that people who fall in love with nature will be more compelled to make a difference.
Check out Forman's upcoming show:
Winston Wächter Fine Art, 530 West 25th St., New York, New York
Opening Reception Thursday, September 10, 6-8 p.m.
Show remains on view through October 15
www.zariaforman.com
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Illustrating the Beauty of a Disappearing World | Short Film Showcase
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Published Aug 20, 2015