Invisible Dust brings together leading artists and scientists to create exciting works of art. Through art, we help people connect emotionally with climate change.

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Alice will be in conversation with artist Rasmus from SUPERFLEX at CHART Art Fair on Sunday 30 August, 13.00 in Copenhagen. SUPERFLEX was founded in 1993 by Jakob Fenger, Bjørnstjerne Christiansen, and Rasmus Rosengren Nielsen. As an expanded collective, they work with a wi...

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Alice Sharp to interview SUPERFLEX at CHART, Copenhagen – 30 Aug

From 30 September to 4 October, the Institute for Postnatural Studies (IPS) will host a research residency with Invisible Dust and our Artistic Director, Alice Sharp. Invisible Dust develops ambitious collaborations between leading artists and scientists, working to inspire UK...

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Situated Ecologies: Alice Sharp on exchanging methods across art & science, Madrid – 1 Oct

What can art do about climate change that science, facts, and frightening headlines can’t? Invisible Dust’s Artistic Director Alice Sharp and artist Rana Begum speak with creative coach Ceri Hand on her podcast, Extraordinary Creatives. “Rather than becoming paralyse...

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Podcast: Ceri Hand with Alice Sharp & Rana Begum

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Part of Oulu2026’s European Capital of Culture programme, Climate Clock is a permanent public art trail that reflects on our relationship with nature and climate warming, and awakens us to the rhythms of the Earth. The Climate Clock is ticking, the snow is melting...

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Climate Clock, Oulu, Finland

Exhibition: 15 October – 2 December 2025 Seed130, Fenchurch Street, City of London, EC3M 5LY Raqs Media Collective collaborated with Invisible Dust to draw speculative philosophical connections between monsoon rains, floods, financial markets, and actuarial science. C...

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Cloud Messengers, Raqs Media Collective

“The edge of the sea is a strange and beautiful place…For no two successive days is the shoreline precisely the same.” — Rachel Carson, The Edge of the Sea (1955). Led by Pivô (Brazil) and Invisible Dust (UK) with TBA21–Academy (Spain), The Ocean’s Edge / Litoral do Limite ...

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The Ocean’s Edge / Litoral Do Limite

Wild Eye

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Wild Eye is an inspiring nature and art project that brings together leading artists with great opportunities for people in the Scarborough and Whitby area and visitors to observe and engage with the outstanding wildlife found along the North Yorkshire coast.

“With its swooping whale, snapping seal and mischievous god, the artist’s tricksy new work, made with Coralie Turpin, is just one of the fun-filled additions to Scarborough’s Wild Eye coastal art trail” ★★★★ Hannah Clugston, The Guardian Roman-style mosaic unveile...

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WILD EYE: Roman Mosaic c.2025 by Jeremy Deller, part of a new Seawatching Station

Wild Eye, the art and nature programme celebrating Scarborough’s incredible wildlife and coastal environment, has launched a unique new sculpture at Scarborough Harbour. Wild Eye is a collaboration between Yorkshire Wildlife Trust and Invisible Dust. The sculpture has been...

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WILD EYE: Sea Oak by Paul Morrison

Emma Smith’s Wild Eye commission is a series of six multi-part outdoor artworks installed along Scarborough’s Cinder Track, a historic railway line, now a popular cycle route and footpath that also serves as an important green corridor for wildlife. Artist Emma Smith has pr...

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WILD EYE: The Cinder Track, Old Friends by Emma Smith

Forecast

Forecast is our evolving programme on ideas that are shaping the future of the planet. Current projects include Forecast Türkiye: Memory of Water / Suyun Belleği, and Forecast India.

Exhibition: 15 October – 2 December 2025 Seed130, Fenchurch Street, City of London, EC3M 5LY Raqs Media Collective collaborated with Invisible Dust to draw speculative philosophical connections between monsoon rains, floods, financial markets, and actuarial science. C...

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Cloud Messengers, Raqs Media Collective

Invisible Dust is collaborating with Teos Culture and Art Association based in Izmir, Turkey, to co-curate our most recent edition of Forecast. Forecast Türkiye: Memory of Water / Suyun Belleği sees UK artist Shezad Dawood and Alice Sharp, Invisible Dust Artistic Dir...

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Forecast Türkiye: Memory of Water / Suyun Belleği

Watch back Forecast’s events You can watch videos from Forecast‘s evolving online archive here or on YouTube. Scroll down the page or click on the links below. Artist films ‘Smoke Jumpers’ – film by Art and Science Films Africa ...

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Forecast: Recordings & Media Archive

Featured project

Climate Clock, Oulu, Finland

Large numbers of local people together with international press attended the launch of Climate Clock this summer in Finland, curated by our Artistic Director, Alice Sharp. Part of Oulu2026’s European Capital of Culture programme, Climate Clock is a permanent public art trail that reflects on our relationship with nature and climate warming, and awakens us to the rhythms of the Earth.

Curated by Alice Sharp, Invisible Dust.

Artists: Ranti Bam, Rana Begum, Takahiro Iwasaki, Gabriel Kuri, Antti Laitinen, Tellervo Kalleinen & Oliver Kochta-Kalleinen, and SUPERFLEX.

From the Journal

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23.04.2026

New York Times covers Climate Clock for Earth Day

06.05.2026

Watch Now: Alice Sharp on WHO Panel with Mark Ruffalo

11.08.2026

Climate Clock in the Press

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