One of the delights at Davos 2023 is for some of the elite to rub shoulders with the arts community. To underscore the importance of the arts community's role one needs look no further than one of the artists, Sarah Cameron Sunde. Sarah is is an American, New York based interdisciplinary environmental artist. Her masterpiece was encapsulated......hell, let's leave it to an expert to introduce Sarah:
In May 2022, I was introduced to interdisciplinary artist Sarah Cameron Sunde, a native New Yorker who was in New York when Hurricane Sandy struck. She described to me the impact this life-changing experience had on her. It was the catalyst for her project 36.5 / A Durational Performance with the Sea, an artistic reflection upon the fragility and vulnerability of ourselves, as well as our cities and urban environments in the face of extreme weather events, climate crisis and rising sea levels.
What began as a poetic gesture with Cameron Sunde standing in water for a complete tide cycle (12 hours and 48 minutes), while the tide rose and fell on her body, evolved into a complex, collaborative, evolving series of works. It spans nine years and six continents and has been developed in collaboration with communities in Mexico, San Francisco, The Netherlands, Bangladesh, Brazil, Kenya and Aotearoa-New Zealand. [...] https://www.forbes.com/sites/worldeconomicforum/2023/01/09/the-arts-and-culture-on-show-at-davos-2023/
After that word salad it might be best to show Sarah and her brilliant masterpiece. Sarah performing and helping to save the world.
I hope that Jeff Koons and his delightful wife Cicciolina recreate their magnificent artistic piece "Made In Heaven". Jeff will use Cicciolina to demonstrate what will happen to the world if we don't change our ways. http://www.jeffkoons.com/artwork/made-in-heaven
