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Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg’s four-story art installation shrinks humans to the size of ants and invites us to participate in the natural world as insects do. She wants humans to feel empathy for the natural world—for the insects and animals who live in the ecologies we destroy for our own wellbeing. Maybe we need to.
By Elle GriffinAlexandra Daisy Ginsberg’s four-story art installation shrinks humans to the size of ants and invites us to participate in the natural world as insects do. She wants humans to feel empathy for the natural world—for the insects and animals who live in the ecologies we destroy for our own wellbeing. Maybe we need to.