Kratkovidost je možda najveća pretnja za čovečanstvo, kaže konceptualna umetnica Kejti Paterson, čija se dela bave dubokim vremenom - tj. idejom koja opisuje istoriju Zemlje tokom vremenskog raspona od više miliona godina. U ovom žustrom govoru, pokazuje nam svoju umetnost - telefonsku liniju povezanu sa glečerima koji se tope, mape umirućih zvezda - i predstavlja svoj poslednji projekat: Biblioteku budućnosti, drvenu prostoriju koja čuva nepročitane rukopise čuvenih pisaca, koji neće bit objavljeni, ni čitani do  2114. godine. 

Umetnost dubokog vremena koja menja pogled na svet

Humanity is part of an immense continuum that stretches across millions of years, from ancient forests to distant dying stars. By creating art with the sounds of melting glaciers, beads carved from ancient fossils, and a library to be read a century from now, the artist invites us to sense our deep connection to Earth and one another. The melting of glaciers and the planting of a forest for future books highlight both our impact and our responsibility. Seeing ourselves in this vast timeline fosters hope, humility, and a commitment to future generations.

Connecting to Deep Time Reveals Our Place in the Cosmos

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