The Bartlett’s Professor CJ Lim is exhibiting at the Royal Academy of Arts’ 250th Summer Exhibition, which is open until 19 August.
CJ’s first project on display is called ‘Emergency habitat for sea-level threatened nations’ and uses a floating fish-like infrastructure to protect and provide for islanders facing climate change.
His second contribution, ‘Ecological landscapes for urban resilience’, encourages green interventions that cultivate not only food but also new spatial practices and greater social cohesion.
About the RA Summer Exhibition
The RA Summer Exhibition is an annual event featuring contemporary art by internationally renowned artists and exciting new talent. This year, Grayson Perry RA and his committee of fellow artists have handpicked over 1,300 artworks in an array of media.
Top image: ‘Emergency Habitat for Sea-level Threatened Nations’
Bottom image: ‘Ecological Landscapes for Urban Resilience’