Celebrating 15!

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Paul Cocksedge's What Nelson Sees

Designer Paul Cocksedge blends physical materiality with Google AI in his landmark temporary Trafalgar Square sculpture for London Design Festival, 2025.

Medusae

Discover why jellyfish populations are booming and the clues their increased numbers can tell us about our changing climate.

Timelines

Witness the shocking glacial retreat of two glaciers in Switzerland over the last 140 years. All data and analysis provided by the artist.

Diving into an Acidifying Ocean

An interactive data visualisation, inviting you to dive into the ocean and explore the impact of rising temperatures on marine life. All data and analysis provided by the artist.

Passage of Water

Learn about freshwater availability and engage with possible solutions to avoid a water crisis.

Slogans for the Class of 2030

Douglas Coupland collaborated with Google researchers to produce a new series of slogans, using machine learning.

What We Eat

Explore the CO2 footprint for individual foods and diets in the US, France and UK. All data and its analysis provided by the artist.

The Lagoon

Watch a fictional coastal city disappear under water with this durational video collage

Voices for Change

Voices for Change – A Global Goals World brings to life thousands of voices in support of Climate Action

Coastline Paradox

A Map and Street View experiment visualising the actual and predicted global sea level rise caused by the climate crisis. All data and analysis provided by the artist.

MRI of the Earth

Media Artist Refik Anadol interprets our planet's ‘body’ to engage the public with the harm we are afflicting on it through climate change.

Mother Nature

In collaboration with Earthrise, the United Nations, and Lynsey Addario, explore the lives of women impacted by climate change around the world.

Climate Change Impact Filter

An interactive machine learning experiment that visualises what we might lose and what will remain as temperatures rise