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Forman, Z. (2018). Zaria Forman | Speaker | TED. [online] Ted.com. Available at: https://www.ted.com/speakers/zaria_forman

Kwartler, D. (2018). Gallery: Unreal pictures of ice and water. [online] ideas.ted.com. Available at: https://ideas.ted.com/gallery-unreal-pictures-of-ice-and-water/

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I don't believe her paintings have a weakness. The only thing I would say to her is to make sure she puts them in a safe place so they can not be tampered with or stolen.

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I believe Zaria has a calling for art with a message. Her art actisivm is not only profitable it makes you think. Think about how you can change or what you can do to help support the cause.

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I chose Zaria's art activism because her message is better then we think. If water levels get to a point of no return humanity will be doomed. With her way of informing we are able to connect with more then adults. Children can look at her painting and with a good explanation be informed and innovate.

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To help people experience the sublimity of these landscapes, so they'll be inspired to protect and preserve them.

- Dan Kwartier

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Zaria travels to faraway parts of the world and take pictures of the work she aspires to duplicate. She then starts sketches from these photo's and her memory.

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Painting without a brush or any drawing tools Forman creates masterpeices with only her palms and fingers. 

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Painting without a brush or any drawing tools Forman creates masterpeices with only her palms and fingers. 

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Drawings that show the beauty and fragility of Earth

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Zaria Forman’s large-scale compositions of melting glaciers, icebergs floating in glassy water and waves cresting with foam explore moments of transition, turbulence and tranquility. Join her as she discusses the meditative process of artistic creation and the motivation behind her work. “My drawings celebrate the beauty of what we all stand to lose,” she says. “I hope they can serve as records of sublime landscapes in flux.”

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Zaria's paintings concentrate on the concerns around water conservation, melting polar ice and sea levels.Zaria explores movements and moments of transition, turbulence and tranquility in the landscape and their impact on the viewer. The reason for this is to make the viewer think and possibly start to live in a resourceful way.

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Zaria is famous for her profound paintings. She was born in South Natick, Massachusetts but raised in Piedmont, New York. Her mother, Rena Bass Forman was a photographer known for taking remote and bleak locations in the world. Traveling with her mother growing up seeing beach after beach Zaria grew a passion for the ever-changing sky and sea.