Patricia Carr Morgan’s series, i love you don’t leave me, examines the catastrophic effect of climate change through a multifaceted body of work built on the artist’s photographs of glaciers in Antarctica and Greenland.
Ice has the power to carve through mountains, to create prairies and lakes, but its strength diminishes as the glaciers melt. Knowing that what she had documented was gradually disappearing made her art both more urgent and poignant. Her sense of impending loss intensified as she experimented— with realism and abstraction, with materials and processes—to express her feelings and concerns.
