Nephogram
How can we visibilise and keep an account of the grams of CO2 that we produce with our images on the internet?
Nephogram is a reflection on the virtual internet cloud and on its environmental impact in the form of carbon dioxide emissions, which are directly responsible for global warming. This art project aims to make this invisible cloud visible, to measure it and give it form and substance with the aim of raising our awareness so that we make more responsible and sustainable use of the digital devices at our disposal.
Andrés Galeano (Mataró, 1980) graduated in philosophy from the University of Barcelona, in photography from the FFS (Stuttgart) and in fine art from the KHB (Berlin). His work is interdisciplinary and encompasses media such as photography, video, the book and performance.
His projects have been shown in Europe and the Americas. Notable among his exhibitions in Spain are those at the RocíoSantaCruz gallery, Arts Santa Mònica and Fabra i Coats in Barcelona, the M|A|C Mataró, CC Blanquerna, Canal Isabel II and La Casa Encendida in Madrid. He has received research grants such as the OSIC, awarded by the Generalitat de Catalunya, and the Stiftung Kunstfonds Bonn and VG-Bild Kunst. He was also awarded the Mart Stam Prize in Berlin.
