Building Largest Permanent Installation of Climate Change-Themed Art

California Is Spending $2.4 Million to Build the World’s Largest Permanent Installation of Climate Change-Themed Art

Large-scale works by Allora & Calzadilla, Refik Anadol, Kameelah Janan Rasheed, Noé Montes, Andrea Polli, and Tomás Saraceno will be displayed. 

Specifically, Refik Anadol's quote was most pertinent: Refik Anadol, who works with computerized data, was inspired to apply because the project “was truly aligned with my vision of our near future, and my belief in the conservation of our natural resources,” he told Artnet News in an email. “This 21st century’s new egocentric usage of technology is clearly creating a negative impact for our Mother Earth. The data we produce at any given time is unquestionably at the highest rate in humanity’s entire existence. Every like, share, and comment is producing some sort of energy.”.