Carbonate Crush and Cloud

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A hand opens a book with large type. A simulated hologram of a stone appears in the center.

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An explosion of smoke and lights in the darkness with a waterfall of fire from an artificial volcano.

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Works

2025

Carbonate Crush and Cloud

Glass neon with activated carbon dioxide, lenticular pigment prints, marble dust silkscreen on indigo-dyed nettle, tempered glass, limestone.

Neun Kelche, Berlin (DE) “SOFAR Symphony” Group Exhibition

Neun Kelche, Berlin (DE) “SOFAR Symphony” Group Exhibition

Neun Kelche, Berlin (DE) “SOFAR Symphony” Group Exhibition

Glass neon with activated carbon dioxide, lenticular pigment prints, marble dust silkscreen on indigo-dyed nettle, tempered glass, limestone.

Carbonate Crush and Cloud follows pathways of capitalism into the ocean through material metaphors drawn from historical and contemporary research. The installation is part of an extended body of work that connects the Dutch Royal Family, their profits from the East India Company (VOC), and routes of the Atlantic Slave Trade to their legacies in the present as global logistics supply chains, the carbon cycle within climate crisis, and scientific bathymetric mappings of the underwater Puy des Folles volcanic mountain ridge.

Credits

  • Production Support: João José Santos

  • Silkscreening: Talya Lubinsky

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