Raymond Biojosly's Res Messaging

In different parts of the globe, identities are shifting, transcending or disappearing from the world. Whether these events were forced to occur or not, the result is that the words ‘diversity’ and ‘freedom’ become less truthful. There are currently people in the world who suffer from conditions that derive from major influences such as environmental, political or eternal tribulations. Considering these factors, should we not take precautions to prevent any future problems? The growing epidemic of climate change is among us, yet we seem to be stagnant in trying to stop it. Viewing the art exhibit “The era of Anthropocene” revealed a new perspective on the events that occurred because of global warming.
A painting that focused on disappearing identities is Raymond Biojosly’s piece ‘Res Gas’, which depicts landscapes of Indigenous neighbourhoods. What makes this painting distinctive is that Biojosly used a canvas that reacts with sunlight, therefore causing the image on the paper to slowly disappear. The importance of this piece is to highlight the actuality that if we keep ignoring climate change and its accountability for progressively deteriorating our …show more content…
What is revealed about Raymond Biojosly’s piece ‘Res Gas’ is a hidden message and double entendre that confounds the viewer into recognizing the extent of this crisis. However, in Gideon Mendel’s photograph what is displayed is not implicit but an emphasis on the unfortunate events that occur as a result of climate change. The whole exhibit showcased different stages of the effects of global warming. Whether we are located in japan, Canada, Nigeria, or anywhere else, this epidemic influences all of us equally. While some area’s are suffering more than others, the result is still clear; the world will retaliate if we do not terminate our actions towards damaging