Peggy Weil's 'Core Memory' Climate Visualization Debuts at Hyundai Card MoMA Digital Wall
American media artist Peggy Weil has debuted her work 'Core Memory' at the Hyundai Card MoMA Digital Wall in Seoul. The installation combines two of Weil's visualizations of Earth's climatic history, '88 Cores' and '18 Cores', which explore geological records preserved in ice sheets and sedimentary layers. The exhibition is presented by Hyundai Card at its headquarters. Weil's recent work focuses on what she terms Extended Landscapes, portraying invisible environmental layers that document climate change over millennia.
Key facts
- Peggy Weil is an American media artist specializing in digital works
- The exhibition 'Core Memory' features two climate visualization pieces
- The installation is displayed at the Hyundai Card MoMA Digital Wall in Seoul
- Weil's work explores geological records of climate change in polar ice and sediment
- The artist describes her focus as Extended Landscapes of invisible environmental layers
Entities
Artists
- Peggy Weil
Institutions
- Hyundai Card
- MoMA Digital Wall
- The Museum of Modern Art
- MoMA
Locations
- Seoul
- South Korea
- New York
- Los Angeles
- Greenland
- California