Edward Burtynsky has significantly influenced the perception of industrial production's impact on the environment through his photography since the 1980s. His latest exhibition, The Great Acceleration, features around 70 images that combine artistic expression with documentary realism. The exhibition reflects on his journey, starting from a young artist influenced by his father's industrial background and his early fascination with photography. Burtynsky’s high aerial perspectives emphasize the color and patterns of industrial landscapes while also forcing viewers to confront the environmental sacrifices required by capitalist systems.
Burtynsky's photographs highlight the devastating transformations to our natural world due to industrial processes, offering a stark commentary on capitalism's impact on the environment.
His new exhibit, The Great Acceleration, showcases 70 photographs, including the largest mural he's created, reflecting on decades of capturing industrial landscapes.
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