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Environmental Graphiti: The Art of Climate Change

works by Alisa Singer

November 10 – December 20, 2016

Alisa Singer's digital paintings, printed on metal and derived from graphs, charts and other scientific data, use contemporary abstract art to challenge and expand the way we think about climate change.

To view more information about Environmental Graphiti and their mission please visit their website.

Carbon Emissions in the Industrial Age

Emission Levels Determine Temperature Rise

Melting of Arctic Land-Based Ice

Projected Arctic Sea Ice Decline

Vulnerability to Sea Level Rise

Warming/Cooling Influences (Human vs Nature)

Temperature and CO2 for Last 1,000 Years

Current and Projected Arctic Sea Ice Decline

Countries Least Responsible Most Affected

Sources of US Non-Nuclear Energy

Great Lakes Ice Cover Decline

Number Image: 400 PPM

Word Image: Vector-Borne Diseases

Word Image: Heat

Word Image: Deforestation

Word Image: Drought

Number Image: 1 Out of 4 Species Face Extinction

Environmental Gain from Removing Energy Subsidies

Global Fossil Fuel vs Renewable Subsidies

Word Image: Conflict

Wasted Food

Projected Share of Renewable Electricity Generation

Animal vs Plant-Based Food Resource Impact

Warning: The Various Plagues of Climate Change

Duck Chart

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