Entropic Climate: Richard Serra’s slowly disintegrating Shift

Richard Serra's monumental land artwork, "Shift," is facing an uncertain future as it slowly disintegrates, prompting reflection on the longevity of large-scale installations. For emerging women artists, this news sparks a crucial conversation. As you consider ambitious or site-specific works, ask yourself: What is the true lifespan of your art? How do material choices, environmental impact, and the passage of time contribute to — or redefine — its meaning and legacy? This isn't merely a challenge of conservation, but an invitation to innovate, embracing impermanence or pioneering sustainable practices that thoughtfully engage with our planet. — Source: Artforum

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