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Red blinking decoration for 'climate-party' in coop with Avaaz.org. Print E-mail
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Avaaz.org was planning a cometogether to gather activists and others for music and beers. We were asked if we could help out with the decoration as we had a lot of blinking lights. The American exchange-students that were working for Avaaz.org also helped us putting up 7-meter lines in Copenhagen.


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Andrew Haines 7-Meter line Print E-mail
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One of the smaller COP15-SevenMeter-lines were made in Hvide Sande by the artist Andrew Haines.

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Reersoe Art-Exhibition Print E-mail
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Reesø House of Culture

Back in on November 2009, Reersoe House of Culture made an art exhibition with the themes of art and climate. Amongst other art pieces several SevenMeters-sculptures were exhibited along with a blinking 7-meters line.

Here you can see a few of the pictures of the exhibition.

See the programme

The arrangement is made by Reersø kultur-hus

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SevenMeters in México Print E-mail
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Evento SevenMeters en México

Se llevó a cabo con mucho entusiasmo SevenMeters in México, específicamente en la ciudad de Xalapa, Veracruz. El proyecto es iniciado por el escultor danés Jens Galschiot y gira entorno a la amenaza catastrófica del clima que se avecina si no actuamos al respecto. El 12 de Diciembre, día  en que se estaba realizando  la gran manifestación en Copenhague, en México se llevaba a cabo la adaptación del proyecto por el joven artista Emmanuel Cruz, quien actualmente labora en el taller de Jens Galschiot.

El punto de encuentro fue la zona Universitaria, en donde se encuentran dos símbolos importantes de la ciudad y de la identidad mexicana y prehispánica, la escultura del águila dorada y el gran palo de los voladores de Papantla: el águila fue iluminada de rojo y el palo volador fue marcado por siete luces rojas parpadeantes a cada metro de distancia, como símbolo de alerta, llegados los siete metros fue realizado un ritual por un oficiante volador, dirigiendo su energía a la toma de conciencia sobre la situación climática, todo emergiendo del color rojo, el cual simboliza para la filosofía indígena el punto cardinal del este y el nacimiento del sol, el cual con su fuego, luz y vida limpia los males realizados por el hombre.

Dicha manifestación fue muy concurrida y novedosa para la ciudad.

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Nuevos medios vanbuscando ciencia, artes y gobiernos con elementos alternos porque el clima está cambiando si el calor sigue aumentando la historia dará patética constancia de nuestra ética más puede haber redención con una revolución por artística y energética. Manuel Mungía Castillo Escritor.
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Balancing Act sculptures Print E-mail
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Obama will be set up naked in Copenhagen

 

 

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Settings up the sculptures





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Saturday's Demonstration Print E-mail
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The demonstration Saturday was an exciting event. The event went as planned, and was the calm happy demonsrtation we all hoped for.

The demonstration held about 100,000 people, and hopefully, we made the delegates at the Bella Center think again about finding a solution NOW.

We managed to hand out 10,000 flyers, and bring attention to the climate.

 

 
SevenMeters and Internet Logos Print E-mail
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Logo lille- Pokco den lille klimabjørn (danish)


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Logo (little) - number 7 - waves


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Logo( little) - Bear with HELP sign.


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Logo (little) - number 7 man


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Wandering Refugees on the area Print E-mail
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The three sculptures are 10 meters tall. The installation is originally inspired by the Sudanese female refugees walking through the dessert, and is a beautiful and sad image of refugees. Here they symbolize the 200 millions of climate refugees that UN’s Panel of Climate Change expects will come in the following 40 years.

More information and pictures of the sculpture can be found at SevenMeters.net

The Wandering Refugees are a part of SevenMeters.net. The aim of the initiative is to put focus on the consequences of global warming through various art installations, which will highlight the climate change from different angles

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'Survival of the Fattest' by 'The little Mermaid'' Print E-mail
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Videos; Small file; large file, by Niller Madsen)

Videos of re-erection of the statue

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Rising the statue again after it had nearly drowned


The sculpture ’Survival of the Fattest’ is a symbol of the rich world’s (i.e. the fat woman, Justitia) self-complacent ‘righteousness’. With a pair of scales in her hand she sits on the back of starved African man (i.e. the third world), while pretending to do what is best for him.

Climate changes are caused by the western world, but the consequences hit the third world hardest. Even so, we are not willing to give up our way of life or make real changes. The poor countries are willing to do, comparatively, far more to lower CO2 emission than the western world. Still, the west all too often argues that they will have admissions and promises of further CO2 reductions from China, India, Russia and other countries that emit (and always have emitted) far less than the western world.

The little Mermaid is a fairytale by Hans Christian Andersen and one of the most important symbols in Denmark. It is a part of the Danish idea of themselves as a small, cosy nation where the living is good, but where we are also doing our bit to help the world that surrounds us. This is, of course, only a fairytale.

The western world and the Danes sit like the mermaid on the rock or like the fat lady in a safe distance from the water level. Happy and assured that they have the capital it takes to prevent that the climate changes hit us. Meanwhile, island states around the world are being flushed away, while hurricanes, drought and hunger hit the rest of the world, especially Africa. But, we continue to sit on our rocks convinced that the 200 million climate refugees the UN foresee in 40 years will not affect us.

Survival of the Fattest is a part of SevenMeters.net. The aim of the initiative is to put focus on the consequences of global warming through various art installations, which will highlight the climate change from different angles:

Galschiot sets up fat lady by ‘The little Mermaid’

Fat lady fished up from Øresund

Fat lady disappeared(assumed drowned) by the little Mermaid

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'Freedom to Pollute' on the Amager Print E-mail
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‘Freedom to Pollute’ is a smaller replica of ‘The Statue of Liberty. The sculpture is more than 6 meters tall.

Smoke comes out of its torch every couple of minute and is a reminder of the Western World’s immense overconsumption and pollution that has caused the current climate crisis.

More information and pictures of the sculpture, focussing on its past usage at Johannesburg 2002 can be found here www.freedomtopollute.com

Freedom to Pollute is a part of SevenMeters.net. The aim of the initiative is to put focus on the consequences of global warming through various art installations, which will highlight the climate change from different angles.

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The Messenger at the Bella Center metro station Print E-mail
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The sculpture The Messenger The sculpture is around 4½ meters tall and was originally used for focusing on the debt burden of the poor countries, but is reinterpreted to focus on the state of the Earth (Gaia). The sculpture illuminated with the red light, coordinated after the geological ‘pulse’ of the Earth.

More information and pictures of the sculpture can be found at SevenMeters.net

The messenger is part of SevenMeters.net. The aim of the initiative is to put focus on the consequences of global warming through various art installations, which will highlight the climate change from different angles

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The Pulse of the Earth at the Bella Center metro station Print E-mail
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The concrete construction with the buttresses carrying the Metro and the water pond are illuminated with red LED light. The color in the concrete constructions and the water change slowly from red to neutral following a sort of sinus curve, congruent with the geological ’pulse of the Earth’.

The calculation of the breath is made by geologist Bo Holm Jacobsen, who says: ”The strength of the light modulates from the surface of the Earth’s position, i.e. maximum brightness when the surface is up, and minimum brightness, when the surface is down. I have reconstructed the signals, which our seismographs give, namely the speed of the surface of the Earth.”

The light-installations are meditative and give the concrete constructions and the area around the water a whole new aesthetic dimension. The purpose is to create a cathedral-like building, bathed in red.

Interactive pulse: During COP15 the pace of the ‘pulse’ will change according to the achievement at the Summit. Like a medical measuring of the heart rate at an intensive care unit, the essential pulsation is still the one of the Earth (Gaia).

We’ll make a sort of a rating of the results of each day’s negotiations. NGO’s observing the negotiations will make their evaluation of the achievements. The rating is then entered to the computer controlling the breath. So the breath can be speeded up by about 30%. Anyway, it will still be perceived as slowly pulsating.

The Pulse of the Earth is a part of SevenMeters.net. The aim of the initiative is to put focus on the consequences of global warming through various art installations, which will highlight the climate change from different angles

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Mixed images from both the setup of the statues, climateevents and pictures of the people behind.

 

 

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Plastic World- photos by Louise Weiss Print E-mail
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Sculpture setup - photos by Louise Weiss Print E-mail
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7-Meters Line Print E-mail
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From 7th to 20th December, it's possible to see the 24 kilometers of red blinking LED-lights in 7 meters height in the streets of Copenhagen.


7 Meters is the height with which the water will rise if all the ice in Greenland melts.


The 7 Meters line is a manifestation that, using red blinking LED-light, symbolize that we are going towards a climate catastrophe. And that our politicians (and thus their voters) are not doing enough to meet the threats of Global Warming.

The purpose is to send a visual statement about the enormous consequenses our actions will have in the long run.


YOU FIND THE 7-METERS LINE

- By
Vejlands Alle (West of the metro)

- Along the Metro From Sundby station to Ørestad station.

- By Søerne (THE LAKES); Inner Copenhagen.

- Along the Canal from Gasværkshavnen to Nyholm.

Other 7-meters lines are made:

At Jagtvej between Jacob Erlandsens Gade and Borgmester Jensens Alle

WHO: Miljøpunkt Østerbro,
TIME: 8 dec. – end of the COP15.
CONTACT INFO: Bergliot, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ,

 

At Faxeladeplads

WHO: Haslev Gymnasium
TIME: 23-25 November ”Sealand Concensus”
CONTACT INFO: Mads Herskind, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ,

 

At Vartorv

WHO: Miljøpunkt Indre By
TIME: 5-18 December
CONTACT INFO: Jens Hvass, E-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ,


At Hvide Sande

WHO: The artist Andrew J Haines

CONTACT INFO: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

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