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Línte na Farraige' To Be Installed at Dublin's Blackrock Martello Tower on Dublin Bay - Vimarsana News

Línte na Farraige' To Be Installed at Dublin's Blackrock Martello Tower on Dublin Bay

The art installation consists of a solar-powered horizontal LED line of light.

Source: afloat.ie
Kildare Nationalist — Maynooth data issues sombre warning - Vimarsana News

Kildare Nationalist — Maynooth data issues sombre warning

AS the storms of November come early, and remind us how climate change is getting more real by the season, academics from Maynooth University have provided the…

Kildare art installation shines light on future coastal storm surges - Vimarsana News

Kildare art installation shines light on future coastal storm surges

A new art installation located in Kildare aims to shine a light on future coastal storm surges. The installation on Ireland’s coastlines projecting future...

Science and art collide: Climate project turns heads to the Irish coast - Vimarsana News

Science and art collide: Climate project turns heads to the Irish coast

The Línte na Farraige project uses light installations to show the projected rise in sea levels on the Irish coast using IPCC climate data.

Science and art collide to open eyes and minds to impact of climate change on storm surge levels around Irish coastline - Vimarsana News

Science and art collide to open eyes and minds to impact of climate change on storm surge levels around Irish coastline

The Línte na Farraige project’s visual light installations, by Finnish artists Timo Aho and Pekka Niittyvirta, indicate the projected rise in sea levels from future storm surges. Installations will open at Spanish Arch, Galway, and will be followed by other coastal locations in the coming months.

Source: tcd.ie