For artist H. T. Clark, men have no power in reversing the climate crisis

To coincide with the conclusion of the United Nations COP23 Climate Change Conference, photography and film is unveiled from the artwork Dissonance. In this artwork, American visual artist Heather Theresa Clark confines dancers to a platform that appears suspended from a marine crane. Dwarfed by the crane and the scale of the barge at sea, identically clad dancers become small and anonymous.  

Dissonance embodies the psychological barriers of addressing climate change and the emotions that many of us experience, because of the overwhelming scale of the crisis – troubled that our fossil fuel-based economy could be permanent, yet yearning for solutions.  Photography and film, produced in collaboration with Gretjen Helene, is a new body of work from this performance-based art intervention.