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SUMMARY:Environmental Inversion: A Collection of Artworks that Subvert Met
 hods of Climate Change Action
DESCRIPTION:Art Papers - Long, Art Papers - Short\n\nJonah Brucker-Cohen (
 Lehman College, City University of New York)\n\nThis paper details “Enviro
 nmental Inversion”, artworks that propose a critical examination of climat
 e change and waste creation. “Inversion” is defined as well as its relevan
 ce to climate change research followed by profiles of several projects exa
 mining this exploratory integration. Each project consists of an energy so
 urce that reverses its intended use. Examples range from creating pollutio
 n through green energy sources to contaminating the air through filtering 
 hardware powered by fossil fuels. The works in the series act as a critica
 l reminder of attempts to greenify our planet, why they are pursued, and t
 he energy-wasteful methods employed to reach these solutions.\n\nRegistrat
 ion Category: Full Access, Enhanced Access, Trade Exhibitor, Experience Ha
 ll Exhibitor\n\nSession Chair: Victoria Szabo (Duke University)
URL:https://asia.siggraph.org/2023/full-program?id=artpl_105&sess=sess205
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