Hannah Chalew: Entropical Futures

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Entropical Futures

Hannah Chalew

Found pipes, found electrical wire, bagasse, paper pulp, lime, oops paint, collected plastic litter, LED grow-lights, diffusers, “fertile rot” perfume, native and locally adapted Louisiana plants, installation size variable, 2019
Found pipes, found electrical wire, bagasse, paper pulp, lime, oops paint, collected plastic litter, LED grow-lights, diffusers, “fertile rot” perfume, native and locally adapted Louisiana plants, installation size variable, 2019
Found pipes, found electrical wire, bagasse, paper pulp, lime, oops paint, collected plastic litter, LED grow-lights, diffusers, “fertile rot” perfume, native and locally adapted Louisiana plants, installation size variable, 2019
Found pipes, found electrical wire, bagasse, paper pulp, lime, oops paint, collected plastic litter, LED grow-lights, diffusers, “fertile rot” perfume, native and locally adapted Louisiana plants, installation size variable, 2019

Photos: Tammy Mercure

Hannah Chalew is a visual artist from and based in New Orleans whose studio practice explores what it means to live in the age of the Anthropocene with a uncertain collective future, and specifically what that means in Southern Louisiana.