CLIMATE CHANGE ON PAPER      SURFACE OF BRRESNITZ SERIES      PHILIPPE HALABURDA STUDIO     2022

About the theme of "particle resuspension"

 In response to growing concerns over the impact of particle exposure on human health, there has been a heightened focus on addressing particle deposition and resuspension within indoor environments.

These airborne contaminants pose a significant risk as they can be inhaled into the human respiratory system, leading to various adverse health effects.

Reducing uncertainty in large-scale aerosol models has become imperative in developing effective strategies to mitigate indoor air pollution and safeguard human well-being.  

My abstract model presents a novel approach to improve indoor air quality by addressing particle deposition and resuspension dynamics. 

I depict the intricate interplay between airborne particles and indoor surfaces through artistic expression and scientific insight, highlighting key factors influencing their behavior and distribution. 

Vibrant colors and dynamic forms symbolize the complexity of aerosol movement within confined spaces, inviting viewers to contemplate the multifaceted challenges associated with indoor air pollution.  

By exploring innovative solutions through abstract art, I aim to spark dialogue and inspire action in the pursuit of healthier indoor environments.

My abstract model visualizes the potential pathways toward reducing uncertainty in large-scale aerosol models, offering a glimpse into the transformative power of creative thinking in addressing pressing environmental and public health issues.

We can pave the way towards a cleaner, safer future for all through collaboration and innovation.