World, get ready. 350 eARTh has officially begun, and it's more beautiful than we could have imagined already…
Credit: Foto-aeria.net for Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada
Citizens from the Delta del Ebro area in Catalunya, Spain joined renowned urban-artist Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada to form a giant representation of the face of a young girl who wishes to see the Delta survive the threat of climate change. The art is one of several major public art installations in over a dozen locations across the planet that will be photographed by satellites 400 miles above the Earth’s surface starting today and through November 27 as part of a planetary scale art project, 350 EARTH: https://earth.350.org.
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