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SWAMPMINE-04-FINAL from Yandell Walton on Vimeo.

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Fungi_Amanit_Timelaspse_rotaTE from Yandell Walton on Vimeo.

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EucaliptJoine_test-5 from Yandell Walton on Vimeo.

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Waterline_Doc from Yandell Walton on Vimeo.

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More Than - Yards Fringe Fest V3 from Yandell Walton on Vimeo.

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Eaterline excerpt from Yandell Walton on Vimeo.

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Zone Red, 2024. from Yandell Walton on Vimeo.

Zone Red confronts the urgent reality of climate change by visually embodying the countdown to a critical moment in our planet’s future. The digital clock, prominently displayed in the Edinburgh Gardens, ticks steadily toward the year 2030 - the date the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has stated that emissions must be cut by 45% to limit global warming below 1.5ºC. This temperature rise is more than just a number; it signifies the onset of more frequent and severe weather events, irreversible loss of polar ice, rising sea levels, and widespread ecological devastation.     The clock, powered by the sun and harnessing renewable energy, becomes a symbol of both our resilience and our vulnerability. As each second passes, the installation is a stark reminder of the approaching deadline, creating a powerful juxtaposition between the impending sense of alarm and the hope for change.     The importance of strong climate action by 2030 has also been called out by Yarra City Council in its second Climate Emergency Plan from 2024 through to 2030 - echoing the IPCC call for strong action in this critical decade to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.     The work challenges us to consider the role each of us plays in contributing to climate change and how our actions, both small and large, can either exacerbate or mitigate this global crisis. The mirrored surface and reflected image of the world’s CO2 emissions is a metaphor for self-awareness and accountability.

This artwork embodies a duality: it is a call to action rooted in the alarming realities of climate science, yet it also carries the promise of hope, underscoring the potential for human ingenuity and collective effort to create meaningful change before it is too late.

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Yandell Walton Interview from Yandell Walton on Vimeo.

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TRWRA_Final_422LT from Yandell Walton on Vimeo.

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Togetherverse work in development from Yandell Walton on Vimeo.

With Liam Somerville and Miles Dunne

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An Experiment in Co-Becoming from Yandell Walton on Vimeo.

An experimental performance installation with Harrison Hall and performer Laiken Jackson at Science Gallery Melbourne

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When We Are One from Yandell Walton on Vimeo.

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Work In Devlopment ISEA 2024 Brisbane Powerhouse from Yandell Walton on Vimeo.

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2023Multispecies Convergence v4 from Yandell Walton on Vimeo.

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Surrounding Connections from Yandell Walton on Vimeo.

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Being from Yandell Walton on Vimeo.

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Co2Shower from Yandell Walton on Vimeo.