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Points of Return A La Luz

a climate crisis photograph of the harvest moon seen through wildfire smoke

2020 Wildfires, Trajectory Interrupted (Harvest Moon as Seen Through Wildfire Smoke) 2020, Pigment ink on cotton rag, 40x60 or 20x30 inches, edition of 5

Points of Return

A La Luz

USA

2022 February

The Wildfire project is one of 25 selected for Points Of Return, an exhibition and publication project from A La Luz. Wildfire is one of 5 receiving a Special Jury Selection award.

We are excited to announce that our online exhibition ‘Points of Return’ is opening on the 28th of February at pointsofreturn.org | Over six months ago, we called on creatives around the globe to submit recent works that responded to the climate crisis. The response far exceeded our expectations and we received some 300 submissions. The artistic and environmental value of the works submitted was breathtaking, making the selection process difficult. After a thorough and time intensive reviewing process, 25 artists using versatile media were selected, five as part of a Special Jury Selection.

LINK for more information.

Opens online February 28, 2022

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