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Stats1001th island: The most sustainable island in archipelago
Tita Salina’s 1001st Island is a work exploring the changing borders and boundaries of Jakarta. Every year Jakarta is sinking. Now Jakarta has the prolect: using the reclamation to construct 17 new islands and take an estimated 30 years to complete. The installation presented here, a reproduction of an artificial island built by Salina and local fisherman using marine debris and litter, aims to highlight the negative impacts of the project, in particular the fact that the city refuses to fix the causes of its problems — namely, excessive groundwater extraction and inefficient waste management. Salina thus connects the reclamation and land issue with the human waste that plagues the ocean and the future of the traditional fishermen who live and work within this now perilous space.
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Discover Indonesian artist Tita Salina, renowned for her innovative works exploring sustainability and archipelago themes. Featured at the 60th Venice Biennale 2024 with her acclaimed piece '1001th island.'
Museo del Arte Callejero (San Petersburgo, Federación Rusa)
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Sobre esta obra
- Título: 1001th island: The most sustainable island in archipelago
- Artista: tita salina
- Año: 2016
- Formato: Landscape
- Estado de derechos de autor: Bajo derechos de autor
- Ubicación: Museo del Arte Callejero
- Intensidad del color: Monochromatic
- Brillo percibido: deep_shadow
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