Eline McGeorge’s mixed media installation to be part to be many emerges from the results of a long-term artistic research project where nature and climate change are central. During research trips, artist residencies and trans­disci­plinary collaborations, her explorations of media and artistic techniques have deve­loped in parallel to research on changing environ­ments and the contexts in which they take place.

McGeorge’s project docu­ments places and situations of various scales – from gigantic open pit coal mining landscapes in Colombia and adjacent hotspots for bird biodiversity, to tiny succulent plants native to a diamond-mined region of the Namib desert. She has investi­gated habitat degradation impacting bird cliffs of Northern Norway, and the Oslo fjord area where the endemic but­terfly species lakris­mjelt­blå­vinge recently has disap­peared.