#justinbriceguariglia

[temporalcomet]

Justin Brice Guariglia's 'REDUCE SPEED NOW!' at Somerset House. These road information signs are poignant and thought-provoking. •• •• #extinctionrebellion #climatechange #climatecrisis #climateaware #wearetheasteroid #roadsign #awarenesa #activism #art #socialmedia #somersethouse #justinbriceguariglia #londonart #ldn (at Somerset House) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxajfjogKOU/?igshid=1kup1pihohpd3

[guariglia]

Hanging with Director and Chief Curator @stormkingartcenter #davidcollens and bassist extraordinaire @melvingibbs a few months back celebrating the Indicators exhibition. #climatechange #timothymorton #justinbriceguariglia #melvingibbs #wearetheasteroid (at Storm King Art Center) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bp67N-slJoF/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=h5t4l90m0p2l

[wakeforestmagazine]

Justin Brice Guariglia ('97) explores an ecological crisis, working at the nexus of photography, painting, relief sculpture and printmaking. Story by Maria Henson ('82). Photos by Noah Kalina. #wfu #wfuniversity #wakeforestmagazine #fall2017 #justinbriceguariglia #climatechange #photographer #photography #nasa #ecologicalcrisis #artist #brooklyn #wakealumni #lifeafterwake #godeacs (at Wake Forest Magazine)

[drawtheblueline]

I am humbled and fascinated by the genius After Ice app by Justin Brice Guariglia. DL to see where sea levels will be by 2080. Especially those of you close to the coast! . . . #JustinBriceGuariglia #augmentedreality #crystalball‬ #future #NYC #underwater #sealevel #climatechange #brilliant #terrifying #free #app #download (at New York, New York)

[lillylunettes]

Breathe! #Repost @justinbriceguariglia with @get_repost https://www.instagram.com/p/B_aHGJOIn6d/?igshid=lk8xgouh3how

[toriwestonwriterartist]

#Repost @amplifierart (@get_repost) ・・・ When it’s a Muslim shooter the people of America demand action like immigration restrictions, but when it’s a white, homegrown terrorist, we ask for thoughts and prayers. This is EXACTLY the time to get political. Get angry. Get loud. And vote for candidates that will enact #GunReformNow! Image Repost @justinbriceguariglia

[guariglia]

Now on YouTube @tim303 “Stop Yelling” from the closing days of my exhibition @nortonmuseumofart link here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=x3lcmFlYJuc #timothymorton #ecothought #climatechange #justinbriceguariglia #earthworks #mappingtheanthropocene (at Norton Museum of Art) https://www.instagram.com/p/BpFtOTABU6G/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=tnesrsfde14w

[guariglia]

HAPPY EARTH DAY 🌎🌍🌏 Here on view: Justin Brice Guariglia “Hurricane Human”, 2019 UV acrylic inkjet print, one (1) high density polystyrene panel, epoxy, hand carved text 162,5 x 122 x 4 cm | 64 x 48 x 1 3/4 in unique Polystyrene x Text is a series of photographic artworks on polystyrene with meticulously hand-carved text. Taken by the artist during his trans-polar flights to Asia, these images show the fissuring of arctic sea ice, digitally manipulated to exude unnaturally vivid colors that suggest the palette of a postnatural landscape. A mirroring effect is a further distortion of the image, which contorts the patterning of the ice into an unnatural, geometric symmetry. Aphoristic texts collected from the artist’s research and conversations with philosopher Timothy Morton overlay these images with ecological descriptions that uncannily evoke a postnatural world. Guariglia has collaborated with Morton before to create aphoristic language that calls attention to issues of ecology with both gravity and humor. Here, several of Morton’s aphorisms speak alongside Guariglia’s found language, examples of which include: POST NATURAL; TROPHIC CASCADE; BIOSPHERE BBQ; and HURRICANE HUMAN , among others. Emphasizing human impact on the environment, the carved lettering ruptures the polystyrene, an intervention that recalls the breakage of the sea ice and systemic violence on the natural world wreaked by humans. The carving further serves to give the text body and material weight, a function of Guariglia’s long-standing practice of pushing the boundaries of photography into the realm of objects, and his desire to communicate not just the visuality of climate crisis, but to evoke the uncanny mix of feelings it produces: uncertainty and confusion, despair, and hope. Continuing in the artist’s practice of creating conceptual reciprocity between his materials and subject matter, these works present a tension between the precarious temporality of the pictured landscape and the intensely archival quality of the polystyrene. #justinbriceguariglia #happyearthday #maruanimercier #Repost @maruanimercier https://www.instagram.com/p/B_SECJvlNLG/?igshid=18w0984tzcmhl

[guariglia]

#Repost @maruanimercier ・・・ Visit MARUANI MERCIER at ARCO Madrid - Booth 7B03 from Wednesday 26th of February until Sunday March 1st. Artists shown : #radcliffebailey #rossbleckner #francescoclemente #jaclynconley #williamdaniels #rongorchov #justinbriceguariglia #lyleashtonharris #jonathanlasker #tonymatelli #manuelmathieu #allanmccollum #arnequinze #philiptaaffe #gavinturk @feriaarco #feriaarco #maruanimercier (at ARCO Madrid) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9CEiXjlK30/?igshid=1hkx0jnmndzky

[guariglia]

#Repost @somersethouse ・・・ Best of 2019 #2: Justin Brice Guariglia's REDUCE SPEED NOW! and #EarthDay Season⁠ ⁠ "This thought provoking installation urging us to take action about the climate emergency, was made all the more poignant because, by chance, it coincided with @extinctionrebellion’s occupation of Waterloo Bridge outside."⁠ ⁠ #ReekiesRoundUp #globalwarming #climatechange #art #contemporaryart #london #somersethouse #justinbriceguariglia @maruanimercier #textbasedart (at Somerset House) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6lIf4uFSPd/?igshid=1qzsoj3lylutc

[guariglia]

#Repost @christiesedu ・・・ “As the world becomes more disorientating, art will play an increasingly critical role in society because of its unique ability to make reality apparent. Art can function as a reorientation machine, a lens that allows us to see the world in 8K rather than 8 bit resolution, making art an indispensable tool for understanding our broken relationship with the natural world.” – Justin Brice Guariglia, contemporary visual artist, and speaker at our upcoming symposium, talking to us about art as a channel for people to encounter and engage with issues relating to the environment. . Read more from our interview with Justin Brice Guariglia and register for our symposium taking place in New York on June 11, by clicking on the link in our bio. . #justinbriceguariglia #visualartist #environmentalartist #artandtheenvironment #environmentalart #anthropocene #anthropoceneart #artandenvironment #consumption #modernart #contemporaryart #climatechange #climatemuseum #climateaction #thepowerofart #climateart #climateartist #climatechangeart #climatechangeawareness #climatechangeaction #christies #christieseducation #christiesedu @justinbriceguariglia https://www.instagram.com/p/ByQuSbllmFm/?igshid=o3cwjwq4u1ma

[guariglia]

Happy Earth Day! EXXTINCTION , 2019 Neon text (fabrication photo) Debuting in the 2019 Venice Biennale official collateral event “Artists Need to Create on the Same Scale That Society Has the Capacity to Destroy” EXXTINCTION is a text-based neon artwork by Justin Brice Guariglia, an artist known for his work on ecological issues. A play on the infamous Exxon logo, the artwork draws a direct parallel between our climate crisis and the actions of bad faith corporations, of which Exxon is paramount. The work is the second in a new body of neon signs, expanding on a vocabulary of signage Guariglia began with his widely-exhibited series of highway message boards, WE ARE THE ASTEROID. Running on a loop, each letter of EXXTINCTION -- including its iconic double-x -- flickers out until the entire piece goes dark. Demonstrating the threat of loss posed by climate change. #justinbriceguariglia @justinbriceguariglia #maruanimercier @brooklynrail @labiennale @somersethouse (at Planet Earth) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwjPC2vlHaa/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ycpx6gbv77j4

[guariglia]

Happy Earth Day! EXXTINCTION , 2019 Neon text (fabrication photo) Debuting in the 2019 Venice Biennale official collateral event “Artists Need to Create on the Same Scale That Society Has the Capacity to Destroy” EXXTINCTION is a text-based neon artwork by Justin Brice Guariglia, an artist known for his work on ecological issues. A play on the infamous Exxon logo, the artwork draws a direct parallel between our climate crisis and the actions of bad faith corporations, of which Exxon is paramount. The work is the second in a new body of neon signs, expanding on a vocabulary of signage Guariglia began with his widely-exhibited series of highway message boards, WE ARE THE ASTEROID. Running on a loop, each letter of EXXTINCTION -- including its iconic double-x -- flickers out until the entire piece goes dark. Demonstrating the threat of loss posed by climate change. #justinbriceguariglia @justinbriceguariglia #maruanimercier @brooklynrail @labiennale @somersethouse (at Brooklyn, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwjNuwZlkfe/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1q4y4ouw888k6

[guariglia]

Happy Earth Day! EXXTINCTION , 2019 Neon text (fabrication photo) Debuting in the 2019 Venice Biennale official collateral event “Artists Need to Create on the Same Scale That Society Has the Capacity to Destroy” EXXTINCTION is a text-based neon artwork by Justin Brice Guariglia, an artist known for his work on ecological issues. A play on the infamous Exxon logo, the artwork draws a direct parallel between our climate crisis and the actions of bad faith corporations, of which Exxon is paramount. The work is the second in a new body of neon signs, expanding on a vocabulary of signage Guariglia began with his widely-exhibited series of highway message boards, WE ARE THE ASTEROID. Running on a loop, each letter of EXXTINCTION -- including its iconic double-x -- flickers out until the entire piece goes dark. Demonstrating the threat of loss posed by climate change. #justinbriceguariglia @justinbriceguariglia #maruanimercier @brooklynrail @labiennale @somersethouse (at Brooklyn, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwjNuwZlkfe/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1axih3zd0od6q

[guariglia]

Debuting today in Switzerland at the #ghislafoundation along side works by #richardserra #georgecondo #peterhalley #louisenevelson and #aliciakwade BAKED ALASKA, 2018 UV acrylic inkjet print, 6 high density polystyrene panels, epoxy, hand carved text Text: Timothy Morton 96 x 192 x 1.75 in | 243.8 x 487.7 x 4.4 cm #bakedalaska #glaciers #icesheets #justinbriceguariglia #anthropocene #climatechange #greenland #polystyrene @maruanimercier @anchoragemuseum @brooklynrail @tim303 (at Locarno, Switzerland) https://www.instagram.com/p/Buyl5TXFm91/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1j0eez12tsdu5

[guariglia]

A 5 day time lapse documenting the final steps in the making of BAKED ALASKA (2018) UV acrylic inkjet print, 6 high density polystyrene panels, epoxy, hand carved text Text: Timothy Morton 96 x 192 x 1.75 in | 243.8 x 487.7 x 4.4 cm Baked Alaska is on its way to Switzerland... stay tuned for more info on the show which opens this February. #bakedalaska #glaciers #icesheets #justinbriceguariglia #anthropocene #climatechange #greenland #polystyrene @maruanimercier (at Brooklyn, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/BsNm_CAlK4P/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1ilbbalt8hzx8