DOI:
https://doi.org/10.14483/21450706.22279Publicado:
2025-07-04Número:
Vol. 20 Núm. 38 (2025): Vol. 20 Núm. 38 (2025): Julio-diciembre 2025Sección:
Sección CentralUrban Encounters: Climate Art and the Public
Encuentros urbanos: el arte climático y el público
Encontros Urbanos: Arte Climática e o Público
Palabras clave:
Arte climático, cambio climático, calentamiento global, arte público, espacio público urbano (es).Palabras clave:
Climate art, climate change; , global warming , public art, public urban space (en).Palabras clave:
Arte climática, mudança climática, aquecimento global, arte pública, , espaço público urbano (pt).Descargas
Resumen (en)
This article examines the importance of public spaces
as conduits for communication and education and
platforms for spreading awareness of global warming
through artistic expression. It explores how these
spaces function, the impact of artworks in urban
environments, and the role of public art in addressing
sustainability issues. By categorizing public spaces
into social and quotidian realms, the article highlights
their potential as forums for discussion and learning
about global issues. The article uses case studies,
such as the projects of Daan Roosegaarde and Eve
Mosher, to illustrate how climate art engages viewers
in contemplating a more sustainable future through
emotional and sensory experiences.
Resumen (es)
Este artículo examina la importancia de los espacios públicos como conductos de comunicación y educación, así como plataformas para difundir la concienciación sobre el calentamiento global mediante la expresión artística. Explora las funciones de estos espacios, el impacto de las obras de arte en los entornos urbanos y el papel del arte público a la hora de abordar cuestiones de sostenibilidad. Al clasificar los espacios públicos en ámbitos sociales y cotidianos, el artículo destaca su potencial como foros de debate y aprendizaje sobre cuestiones globales. El artículo utiliza estudios de casos, como los proyectos de Daan Roosegaarde y Eve Mosher, para ilustrar cómo el arte climático involucra a los espectadores en la contemplación de un futuro más sostenible mediante experiencias emocionales y sensoriales.
Resumen (pt)
Este artigo examina a importância dos espaços públicos como canais de comunicação e educação, bem como plataformas para difundir a conscientização sobre o aquecimento global por meio da expressão artística. Ele explora as funções desses espaços, o impacto das obras de arte nos ambientes urbanos e o papel da arte pública na abordagem de questões de sustentabilidade. Ao classificar os espaços públicos em domínios sociais e cotidianos, o artigo destaca seu potencial como fóruns de debate e aprendizado sobre questões globais. O artigo usa estudos de caso, como os projetos de Daan Roosegaarde e Eve Mosher, para ilustrar como a arte climática envolve os espectadores na contemplação de um futuro mais sustentável por meio de experiências emocionais e sensoriais
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