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Home Living & Style July 2019

Homeliving & Style Magazine

SOUTH KOREA

2019 July

David Ellingsen: Eco-artist

A feature interview and images appear in the July issue of Homeliving & Style Magazine from South Korea⁠.

Excerpt:

HL&S: You engage the audience with deep concepts in your installations and throughout the series; would you please explain how you have developed these concepts?

DE: They all stem from the rising tide of climate-related reports. Essentially I attempt to translate the ever-increasing avalanche of data that scientists provide and filter it into photographs. Most concepts take a few years to fully mature, often the longer the better.

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