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@Katie // Artist - Julian Charriere

 Julian Charriere 

His project Terminal Beach, is inspired by sci-fi stories. (Black and white images)

https://julian-charriere.net/projects/terminal-beach


The 12th Taipei Biennial You and I don't live on the same planet. It's a mix of mediums but it looked at future outcomes with these different 'planets' due to the ecological crisis, so might interest you.
https://universes.art/en/taipei-biennial/2020


Also have you seen The Day of the Triffids (1962), Movie. It's a sci-fi horror with these plant like creatures trying to take over the world.



In my practice I am currently exploring the idea of what a post-human nature would look like. Confronting the reality of our destructive behaviour on the planet and the repercussions this will have on future species. I am interested in the line between science fiction and science fact to guide my process. So, keeping up with new scientific discoveries and advancements in the understanding of non-human viewpoints helps to form my work and gives a fuller understanding to the multispecies relationships of humans and animals. I am also influenced in my practice by my childhood, having grown up in a rural area surrounded by miles of green. To create my work, I use performance and mixed media to create sculptural works that feed into animation and video outcomes.

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