The practice of artist, author, and video essayist Ursula Biemann is based around field research, often in remote places such as Greenland or the Amazon, where she studies climate change and ecologies connected to fossil fuel mining, ice melting, deforestation, and water criticalities. In her work, Biemann gives a prominent place to the voices and the rights of non-human subjects, which speak about themselves in extremely refined forms of audio/video narrative constructed through working with time, relationship, discussion and listening in accordance with a practice that can claim deep and potent political agency.
