New work in Anne Marie Nequette’s Sea Change series continues herfocus on the intersection of the most vulnerable and densely populated coastal cities across the globe with sea level rise. The works in this collage series are named for the people living in the metropolitan areas most at risk for high population displacement, their population numbers, and the year it was last counted, emphasizing the undercount it often represents, i.e., ‘Guangzhou, China, 25 million in 2010’.
Please contact the artist for more information and availability: amnequette@gmail.com
Kyoto-Osaka-Kobe, Japan, 19.3 million in 2010
36” x 36”
acrylic paint and collage on canvas
2018
$1650
Tokyo, Japan, 43.8 mllion in 2020
48” x 48”
acrylic paint and collage on canvas
2019
$2500
Guayaquil, Ecuador, 4 million in 2010
54” x 36”
acrylic paint and collage on canvas
2018
$2100
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 12.3 million in 2016
54” x 36”
acrylic paint and collage on canvas
2020
$2100
Miami, USA, 6.2million in 2017
24” x 36”
acrylic paint and collage on canvas
2018
$1000
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, 8.6 million in 2017
36” x 48”
acrylic paint and collage on canvas
2020
$1950
Alexandria and the Nile Delta, Egypt, 7.8 million in 2020 *
36” x 48”
acrylic paint and collage on canvas
2018
$1950
*available on Artsy mid-May
Karachi, Pakistan, 16.9 million in 2020
48” x 48”
acrylic paint and collage on canvas
2019
$2500
Shangahi, China, 38.7 million in 2020 48” x 48” acrylic paint and collage on canvas 2020 $2500
Our focus must be on the Corona virus now, but let this remind us that climate change is a bigger threat.”
Very nicely done. The information imparted went perfectly with the display of images. Thank you.
Stephanie says:
What a meaningful display and explanation of your work! Thanks for the virtual art tour; I’m missing museum visits right now, and you filled a void in my heart. I hope you continue to “tour the cities” and bring us your insights—
Very nicely done. The information imparted went perfectly with the display of images. Thank you.
What a meaningful display and explanation of your work! Thanks for the virtual art tour; I’m missing museum visits right now, and you filled a void in my heart. I hope you continue to “tour the cities” and bring us your insights—