Breathe (2020) is a short creative project exploring carbon sinks and the urgency of their preservation.
In the Anthropocene, carbon sinks sit at the centre of climate research, yet they remain largely underexplored within artistic practice. Breathe approaches them through a visual and research-led lens, proposing art as a necessary space for translating ecological science into affective, public engagement.
The photographs presented here are “portraits” of the plants that form the peat bog at Forsinard Flows in the Scottish Highlands, living infrastructures of planetary breath.
