Tom Hegen’s ‘The Mineral Age’ Documents the Indelible Effects of the Green Transition

Tom Hegen's 'The Mineral Age' powerfully documents the profound environmental and social impacts of our global shift towards renewable energy. This timely project compels us to confront the often-unseen costs and ethical complexities embedded within the green transition, reminding us that moving away from fossil fuels isn't without its own indelible effects. For emerging women artists, this serves as a vital call to action. It highlights art's critical role in shaping public discourse and challenges us to use our unique perspectives to explore urgent contemporary issues, from environmental justice to technological shifts, and to spark meaningful conversations through our creative practice. — Source: This Is Colossal

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