Slow Melt is a collaborative installation by Heather Hesterman and Sarah Tomasetti. It is a time based artwork that changed everyday for 22 days featuring different freshwater systems from glacial, rivers, lakes and belts and exits. It is a artistic document of the flow and chroma of water. Here are photos from 9 May – 13 May 2015.
9 May 2015: Five Flowers Lake, Jiuzhiaghou Valley, Tibetdetail_9 May 2015: Five Flowers Lake, Jiuzhiaghou Valley, Tibetdetail_ 10 May 2015: Yangtze River, China. Dye dump near Chongqing.detail_ 10 May 2015: Yangtze River, China. Dye dump near Chongqing.
11 May 2015: Lake Baikal, Russiadetail_11 may 2015: Lake Baikal, Russia.detail_11 may 2015: Lake Baikal, Russia.12 May 2015: Lake Erie, Great lakes, Nth.America. Cyanobacteria bloom caused by fertiliser run-off13 May 2015: Lake Tekapo, NZ13 May 2015: Lake Tekapo, NZ
Heather Hesterman 