TED Talksのインスタグラム(ted) - 7月19日 05時04分

How realistic does this pastel drawing look? Artist Zaria Forman used her fingers and palms to create this composition of a melting iceberg in Norway. She often travels thousands of miles to document places affected by climate change, ultimately turning her photographs into large-scale drawings that highlight the fragility of the Arctic. Zaria’s late mother Rena Bass Forman also photographed the Arctic from 2001 until she passed away in 2011, and her images now provide Zaria with endless inspiration. “[My mother] always wanted me to draw from her photos before she died, and I never wanted to, but now I am grateful to have the means to collaborate with her, even after her passing,” she says. To see more of Zaria’s breathtaking artwork, follow her at @zarialynn and watch her #TEDTalk at go.ted.com/glacierdrawings.

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