Vancouver artist Desirée Patterson channels glacial science into immersive art (opens original article in a new tab)

Vancouver artist Desirée Patterson's new exhibition at Abbotsford's The Reach Gallery Museum features a 15-metre textile sculpture inspired by glacial science, using cyanotype panels from glaciers globally to depict environmental changes.

• Vancouver artist Desirée Patterson created a 15-metre textile installation inspired by glacial science.
• The artwork uses cyanotype panels made on glaciers worldwide, showing glacial changes through blue patterns.
• The exhibition includes other installations based on glacier photography, wildfire research, and climate data.