Zaria Forman criss-crosses glacial regions to highlight how these landscapes are being transformed under the influence of climate change.
PARIS: Zaria Forman, an illustrator and explorer, ventures into the most remote and icy regions to highlight how these landscapes are being transformed under the effect of climate change and to raise public awareness of the importance of preserving them.
An extraordinary experience, which provided the artist with a perspective that complements what she observed on the ground in the icy lands of Greenland and Iceland. Through her work, the artist is revealing both the splendour and the vulnerability of these ecosystems, which are crumbling under the impact of global warming.
“It’s places like these that mesmerise me, and motivate me to document them in pastel on paper, so we may appreciate them, love them, and preserve them,” she writes in a post published on Instagram on Earth Day last April, during a trip to Iceland.
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