Edit Graduation work: Living Monuments of the Deep + Pale Futures

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Bio:	Nosh Neneh (1993, NL) is a visual artist and researcher who works at the intersection of ecology, art and activism. In her work, Neneh experiments with a variety of materials, including fabrics made from bacteria, algae, and plants. These materials not only offer new possibilities for displaying her photography, but also serve as a reminder of the interconnectedness of all living things.
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Description (short. Use Free text for long ):	Living Monument of the Deep, a multi-channel installation, portrays a post-apocalyptic landscape where all the seas have dried up, leaving behind vast expanses of barren, cracked earth. The once vibrant oceans that teemed with diverse marine life are now nothing more than parched wastelands, where only a few creatures remain, struggling to survive. Pale Futures is a series of algae-based sculptures embodying imprints of endangered coral species.

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