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Using art to express climate change

Climate Justice Initiative Mural Design © City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program Climate Justice Initiative / The Art Circle: Denise Bright Dove Ashton-Dunkley, Eurhi Jones, Gamar Markarian, and Dolores Stanford with the Climate Justice Initiative Collaborators.

This mural is the work of many artists with the Climate Justice Initiative, who had a vision to express the past, present and future of our impact on the planet. By using this visual medium, the collaborators hope to inspire people to work together to support climate justice.

There is also a video which helps explain the thinking and symbolism of the art. 

If you happen to be in the city of Philadelphia U.S., you can take in the mural in person. 

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