Speaking on the Conscient podcast about art, science, climate change, and many many things in between.

In Cape Town, we thought we had domesticated water, but we had only tamed it, and taming can come undone.

Flower scans from the scraps of nature in Montreal.

https://www.thenatureofcities.com/2020/05/03/covid-has-upended-all-the-normal-routines-in-our-lives-and-work-how-do-you-imagine-you-might...

Originally published in The Nature of Cities If you took the city of Tokyo and turned it upside down and shook it you would be amazed at...

A workshop with extinct animals

A visual essay

In 2015 I traveled to Tromso, Norway to present my research at the Arctic Frontiers conference and attend a course for students whose...

Originally published by the University of Cape Town https://science.uct.ac.za/articles/2017-08-07-ice-antarctica-gives-insight-global-war...

Pictures from the Cape Agulhas II Winter Cruise of 2017

“You are so brave and quiet I forget you are suffering”

While policy-makers, scientists and governments worked late into many nights during the Conference of the Parties (COP21) as they crafted...

Adverse psychological and emotional responses to climate change are racking up a repertoire of names:

The internet has become a better place since Russians started uploading footage from their dashcams.

Originally published on ecofiscal.ca May 2018 On World Water Day, all eyes are on Cape Town, South Africa. My hometown is struggling...

See the video accompanying the exhibition 'we came at a time'.

Talking about painting in Antarctica.

An article about the artist's work in Antarctica.

A master's thesis on how the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change visualises climate change.