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From diving in a nuclear test site to exploring the poles, the acclaimed artist describes the adventures that have shaped his visionCo-presented with our Lead Partner UBS

Julian Charrière: ‘The role of the artist is to co-produce reality’

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Drawing inspiration from environmental science, cultural history, and post-romantic constructions of nature, artist Julian Charrière creates highly unconventional artworks. His films, sculptures, and photographs depict the tensions between geological and human timescales in a digital era.&nbsp;Charrière's work is informed by expeditions to some of the world's most remote landscapes, including volcanoes, icebergs, and seabeds. In this short video profile, the&nbsp;artist delves deeper into his practice and mission, describes his ecological adventures, and discusses how art can change the way we see the world.

	&mdash; Co-presented with our Lead Partner UBS, who co-founded #TOGETHERBAND, a project which raises awareness of the 17 United Nations Global Goals, including Goal 13: Climate Action. Discover more at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.ubs.com/global/en/ubs-society/togetherband.html" target="_blank">ubs.com/togetherband</a>.

From diving in a nuclear test site to exploring the poles, the acclaimed artist describes the adventures that have shaped his vision


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From diving in a nuclear test site to exploring the poles, the acclaimed artist describes the adventures that have shaped his vision