The Temperature of the Earth

The Temperature of the Earth is a conceptual exhibition that explores environmental issues through the perspectives of six contemporary artists. Rather than presenting climate change as data or statistics, the project asks how environmental conditions can be felt, interpreted, and experienced through artistic practice.

Acting as both curator and designer, the project frames the exhibition as a cohesive narrative, bringing together diverse artistic voices into a unified system. The identity extends across a publication that documents each artist’s work and their reflections on current environmental conditions.

At the entrance, a large-scale media architecture installation projected onto an inflated spherical surface introduces the exhibition as a sensory experience, evoking the presence of the Earth itself.

The project positions the exhibition not as a source of information, but as an immersive environment that encourages reflection on our relationship with the planet.