Climate Change Impact Filter
April 2021 | By Sey Min in collaboration with Google Arts & Culture Lab
An interactive machine learning experiment that visualises what we might lose and what will remain as temperatures rise
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With global temperatures rising, what will we lose and what will remain?
Artist Sey Min has created an impact filter for you to explore & discover what we might lose as temperatures rise.
She has has trained a machine learning model on thousands of Google Search images, clustering by the type of species.
As you increase the temperature, discover what happens to 62 different animal species - and reveal the new anthropocene species, or waste, we leave.
Scientific validation: The Integrated Science Lab (Seoul),
The artist interpreted the data from The UN’s IPCC Reports, The Integrated Science Lab (Seoul), IUCN - International Union for Conservation of Nature, WWF
Team: Clare Brooks