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British artist Chris Levine unveils new artwork installation
British light artist Chris Levine has unveiled an immersive light installation in London to highlight the ocean's role in slowing climate change.
From Monday 10th June to Thursday 4th July, the public will have the opportunity to view ‘7.83 Hertz' which was created in partnership with pioneering environmental research initiative the Convex Seascape Survey to highlight the ocean's role in storing carbon and slowing climate change. The artwork uses sound and light to take viewers deep under the waves with an engaging audio visual experience exploring the lesser-known role that the ‘Benthic Zone’ plays in the health of our oceans.
From Monday 10th June to Thursday 4th July, the public will have the opportunity to view ‘7.83 Hertz' which was created in partnership with pioneering environmental research initiative the Convex Seascape Survey to highlight the ocean's role in storing carbon and slowing climate change. The artwork uses sound and light to take viewers deep under the waves with an engaging audio visual experience exploring the lesser-known role that the ‘Benthic Zone’ plays in the health of our oceans.
The exhibition is open to the public from Monday, 10th June to Thursday, 4th July
Monday – Thursday, 10am – 5pm
Admission by appointment. Email studio@chrislevine.com to book.
Monday – Thursday, 10am – 5pm
Admission by appointment. Email studio@chrislevine.com to book.
5A Shepherd St London W1J 7HW
Mon 10 Jun to Thu 4 July