
Scientific Research Through Art
May 21, 2017Jill Pelto

Habitat Degradation: Ocean Acidification
Artist, Jill Pelto, is communicating scientific research through her artwork and without data and research she wouldn’t create what she does. The main topic is Global Climate Change data and her portfolio is filled with images depicting the images. Jill is tracking melting glaciers, rising sea level, threatened species, the positive and challenges. Her work addresses environmental concerns and inspires individuals to take action. She is a true collaborator: ” I want to team up with fellow scientists, artists, and people from any discipline.”
I learned that Jill is doing graduate work, a Masters of Science, right here in Maine at the University. She is studying the behavior of the Antarctic Ice Sheet in the past. She is working with Dr. Brenda Hall. You can check out her amazing work at http://www.jillpelto.com. A real “STEAM” connection!
And, you can read about her at THIS LINK, a piece in Upworthy about her.

Measuring Crevasse Depth
Dear Argy,
I found,”Glaciogenic art,” awe inspiring. Thank you for sharing this.
Sincerely, Marie Palluotto
I’m always inspired by the confluence of science and art. This is great!
I agree Zack! Thanks for your comment ~Argy
I couldn’t agree more Marie! Awesome work ~Argy