At the Summer Davos Forum from June 24 to 26, Dutch ecological artist Thijs Biersteker is transforming climate data into a moving emotional experience at north China's Tianjin Municipality. His mesmerizing work, "Fungal Faculty," blends hard data with immersive art, turning scientific figures into compelling narratives that make climate change not just understood but truly felt. 🌱🎨
Biersteker uses technology and emotional storytelling to break down complex environmental issues, inviting viewers—especially young eco-enthusiasts, innovators, and curious minds—to see climate challenges through a fresh, human lens. His art bridges the gap between raw data and personal experience, sparking conversations that matter in a world where every piece of information counts.
This unique fusion of art and science is creating a buzz at the forum, inspiring global discussion and pushing the boundaries of how we relate to our planet. With every data point reimagined as art, Biersteker shows that change can be both inspiring and transformative.
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Artist at Summer Davos: Turning climate data into public emotion
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