The exhibition 'Can the Seas Survive Us?' at the Sainsbury Centre in Norwich showcases an elevated oak chair by artist Boris Maas, symbolizing the 2100 sea levels in the Netherlands. With Norfolk being highly vulnerable to rising sea levels, this exhibition invites visitors to engage with climate issues creatively. Viewers experience complex ecosystems and historical contexts through artworks, including Evan Ifekoya's videos. Director Jago Cooper highlights the exhibition's role in inspiring public action regarding climate challenges, emphasizing the need for imaginative engagement with these pressing global issues.
The artist Boris Maas created The Urge to Sit Dry, an oak chair elevated to the height it will need to be by 2100 due to rising sea levels.
Jago Cooper emphasized the need for public engagement on climate issues, stating that people often struggle to figure out how to take action.
The exhibition explores the complexities of an ecosystem at risk, inviting visitors to visually experience places affected by climate change.
The Sainsbury Centre's exhibition serves as a reminder of Norfolk's vulnerability, offering a deep metaphorical view into our relationship with rising sea levels.
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