Anish Kapoor's Offshore Gas Rig Art: A Call for Climate Accountability
British sculptor Anish Kapoor debuted a project, "BUTCHERED", in the North Sea, challenging viewers to consider who pays for climate change damage.
The 1,000-square-foot work, composed of seawater, beetroot powder, and food-grade dye, was executed with seven climbers from Greenpeace on a Shell-owned gas rig.
Positioned against the backdrop of rising global temperatures! and corporate profits, "BUTCHERED" challenged viewers to consider who pays for the damage of climate change.
- The project was a collaboration between Kapoor and Greenpeace.
- It was created using pigment sprayed down the side of the gas rig.
- The work was debuted during the Frieze art event in London.
Author's summary: Anish Kapoor's "BUTCHERED" project protests climate change.
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