2023-08-15 at 12:54 Emma de Carvalho
A cognitive understanding of climate change is different from an embodied, physical, and emotional one. Seeing images or videos of melting ice is not as powerful as touching the ice and feeling it melt on your skin. This is why multisensory environmental art is vital for engaging audiences and inspiring people to think and act in the face of climate change, writes Emma de Carvalho in her Ratkaisuja blog.