Video: Butterfly Effect. Symbolic artwork by artist Joseph Warren
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
The Butterfly Effect is the theory that the flapping of a butterfly's tiny wings can cause subtle changes in the atmosphere that would eventually lead to a hurricane of disasters.
A wing flap symbolizes small changes in the system, which will pull a whole chain of events. A small impact on a system can have large and unpredictable effects elsewhere and at a different time. This theory can be applied to many cases where disasters in a fragile ecosystem were caused by technological progress.
No wonder the artist Joseph Warren creates such beautiful and graceful butterflies from geographical maps, showing how the living life of our planet is connected with technological progress, and how they affect each other.
A series of symbolic works by Joseph Warren combine the shape of a butterfly - a graceful creature that symbolizes our fragile natural world - with the texture of printed maps - a manifesto of absolute human dominance on the planet. To create such works, Joseph Warren was inspired by the discovery that the structural effect typical of cartography is very similar to the detailed drawings that can be seen on the several times magnified wings of a butterfly.
A graduate of St. Martin's Central School of the Arts, Joseph Warren is a designer, technical editor, and retoucher in the United States.
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