Dana Montlack

Changing Climates - Droplets

Through my Changing Climates droplets, I merge artistic and scientific elements to assemble a visual dialogue about the vexing problem of climate change. To explore this environmental concern, I combine a myriad of images, juxtaposing plankton and microscopic life forms with bathometric and hydrographic maps, spectrograms, and nautical charts specific to California.

A droplet-shaped artwork composed of layered images of natural textures and oceanographic mapping under a plexiglass form.
A blue-green droplet-shaped artwork composed of layered scientific imagery under a plexiglass form.
An ocean ecology themed artwork in the shape of a teal water droplet, featuring jellyfish, coral and reasearch material layered in an abstract composition.
A brown, blue, and white artwork in the form of a glass droplet, composed of molecular notation layered over natural oceanographic imagery.
A blue artwork in the form of a glass water-droplet, featuring layered images of ocean ecology and scientific notation.
A colorful, water-droplet shaped artwork composed of images of coral, featherstar, barnacles and layered scientific notes.
An icy-blue artwork in the form of a glass drop of water - featuring layered natural ocean textures, oceanographic data, and a seadragon.
A warm, tropical-colored artwork made from layered natural textures and antique botanical illustrations, in the form of a glass droplet.
A colorful, science-themed artwork in the form of a water droplet, featuring layered microscopic imagery and molecular models.
A warm-white, droplet-shaped artwork composed of layered topographic and oceanographic mapping and stark, abstract botanical forms.
A blue, green, white and red artwork in the form of a water droplet, featuring coral, barnicles, and microscopic imagery, layered into an abstract composition and mounted beneath plexiglass.
A blue and white artwork composed of corals, jellyfish, natural textures and scientific imagery.
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