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PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION
Around the world, Coral Reefs are facing an uncertain future.
Last year, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warned that if we don’t keep temperature increase to 1.5C below pre-industrial levels, coral reefs are likely to decline between 70% and 90%. If global warming reaches 2C, more than 99% of coral reefs are projected to decline.
The outlook for coral reefs around the world is bleak, and without more action globally, we face the risk of losing one of the Earth’s most precious ecosystems.
My new underwater photography exhibition in collaboration with Richard Woodgett, highlights the plight of the Great Barrier Reef.
10% of the profits of sold artworks will be donated to the Australian Youth Climate Coalition, Australia’s largest youth-led organisation leading the way on climate action. The AYCC brings young people together to build solutions to the climate crisis.
‘Reef: Captured Moments of Hope and Resilience’ launches at 3pm, Saturday March 2nd at Sydney Road Gallery in Seaforth. The exhibition runs from the 28th of February until the 24th of March.
Sydney Road Gallery, 563 Sydney Road, Seaforth.
View the online catalogue, or download a copy.
The exhibition runs from Thursday 28th Feb until Sunday the 24th of March.
The Great Barrier Reef is mind-blowingly beautiful – it’s one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet. Unfortunately, the Reef is under serious threat from the impacts of climate change, and many people believe hope for this natural wonder is lost.
The Great Barrier Reef is thousands of kilometres long, and there is still so much left to protect. But we need action from our leaders, fast. Our exhibition aims to remind people of the splendour and beauty of the Reef, and inspire them to act on behalf of our oceans.
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