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ULRIKA LARSSON & LUKASZ LARSSON WARZECHA
ULRIKA LARSSON & LUKASZ LARSSON WARZECHA
FRIDAY, AUGUST 30TH, 2024
‘STORIES TRAPPED IN ICE—POLAR OBSERVATIONS' Photography Exhibition
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Ulrika and Lukasz Larsson Warzecha, together with the European Space Agency (ESA), are thrilled to announce the upcoming photography exhibition, 'Stories Trapped in Ice —Polar Observations', set to open at Sören Kirkegaards Square - Black Diamond, Copenhagen, on September 3 2024. This spectacular exhibition is a visual journey through the latest polar research and climate change monitoring programs; it features award-winning photography and spectacular satellite imagery. It's a unique opportunity for the public, science enthusiasts, and scientists to engage with and learn about cutting-edge research and efforts to understand climate change.
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‘STORIES TRAPPED IN ICE—POLAR OBSERVATIONS' | Photography Exhibition
Exhibition Opening: September 3, 2024 at 1 PM (Sören Kirkegaards Square)
Exhibition Dates & Location: Sören Kirkegaards Square - Black Diamond, Copenhagen, DENMARK (3-8 September) + Bryghuspladsen square - BLOX, Copenhagen, DENMARK (9-17 September)
The open-air exhibition is admission free.
COPENHAGEN, August 29, 2024 – Ulrika and Lukasz Larsson Warzecha, together with the European Space Agency (ESA) are thrilled to announce the upcoming photography exhibition, 'Stories Trapped in Ice —Polar Observations', set to open at Sören Kirkegaards Square - Black Diamond, Copenhagen on September 3 2024. This spectacular exhibition is a visual journey through the latest polar research and climate change monitoring programs; it features award-winning photography and spectacular satellite imagery. It's a unique opportunity for the public, science enthusiasts, and scientists to engage with and learn about cutting-edge research and efforts to understand climate change.
'Stories Trapped in Ice—Polar Observations', on 32 two-and-a-half-meter high panels plus a small cinema, offers viewers a glimpse into scientific efforts to understand and monitor our planet's polar regions. It includes groundbreaking field and lab work by leading European institutions and the latest satellite images and data from Copernicus Sentinel and Cryosat, two of the European Space Agency's most ambitious and significant Earth observation programs.
"I'm proud to be able to show these images in Copenhagen, an important academic centre for polar and climate research, in particular in connection with the 2024 EU Polar Science Week," says Lukasz Larsson Warzecha, the photographer.
A heartfelt thank you to the Royal Danish Library and BLOX for graciously hosting the exhibition. Their support has been invaluable in bringing this important event to the public. We also thank Copenhagen City Council and DTU—Technical University of Denmark for their generous assistance in making this exhibition a reality.
The exhibition was curated by UpOnWalls - www.uponwalls.com.
About the Artists:
Lukasz and Ulrika Larsson Warzecha are a creative husband and wife team based in southern Sweden, where they run a photography and film production company, www.lwimages.com. Their work documenting science and research projects worldwide informs, inspires, and engages global audiences on our time's most pressing environmental issues. With a strong belief in the power of nonfiction storytelling, their award-winning images serve as a catalyst for change in how science is communicated to the public.
About ESA:
The European Space Agency (ESA) is Europe's gateway to space. Its mission is to shape the development of Europe's space capability and ensure that investment in space continues to benefit European and global citizens. - https://www.esa.int
About the EU Polar Science Week:
The 2nd European Polar Science Week is an important milestone in the cooperation between the European Commission and the European Space Agency. The event will take place from September 3 to September 6, 2024, in Copenhagen, Denmark. The overall objective of the European Polar Science Week is to bring together the European polar science community and reinforce European cooperation in polar science. https://www.polar-science-week.eu.
Further information:
For more information about the exhibition (images or interview requests), please contact:
PHONE: Lukasz Larsson Warzecha +46 76 1039295 | Ulrika Larsson +46 70 6305577
EMAIL: boss@lwimages.com | WEBSITE - www.LWimages.com | INSTAGRAM - @LWimages_Studio
Enquiries related to the EU Polar Science Week, please contact: events.organisation@esa.int
Enquiries to the European Space Agency, please contact: media@esa.int
‘STORIES TRAPPED IN ICE—POLAR OBSERVATIONS' | Photography Exhibition
Exhibition Opening: September 3, 2024 at 1 PM (Sören Kirkegaards Square)
Exhibition Dates & Location: Sören Kirkegaards Square - Black Diamond, Copenhagen, DENMARK (3-8 September) + Bryghuspladsen square - BLOX, Copenhagen, DENMARK (9-17 September)
The open-air exhibition is admission free.
COPENHAGEN, August 29, 2024 – Ulrika and Lukasz Larsson Warzecha, together with the European Space Agency (ESA) are thrilled to announce the upcoming photography exhibition, 'Stories Trapped in Ice —Polar Observations', set to open at Sören Kirkegaards Square - Black Diamond, Copenhagen on September 3 2024. This spectacular exhibition is a visual journey through the latest polar research and climate change monitoring programs; it features award-winning photography and spectacular satellite imagery. It's a unique opportunity for the public, science enthusiasts, and scientists to engage with and learn about cutting-edge research and efforts to understand climate change.
'Stories Trapped in Ice—Polar Observations', on 32 two-and-a-half-meter high panels plus a small cinema, offers viewers a glimpse into scientific efforts to understand and monitor our planet's polar regions. It includes groundbreaking field and lab work by leading European institutions and the latest satellite images and data from Copernicus Sentinel and Cryosat, two of the European Space Agency's most ambitious and significant Earth observation programs.
"I'm proud to be able to show these images in Copenhagen, an important academic centre for polar and climate research, in particular in connection with the 2024 EU Polar Science Week," says Lukasz Larsson Warzecha, the photographer.
A heartfelt thank you to the Royal Danish Library and BLOX for graciously hosting the exhibition. Their support has been invaluable in bringing this important event to the public. We also thank Copenhagen City Council and DTU—Technical University of Denmark for their generous assistance in making this exhibition a reality.
The exhibition was curated by UpOnWalls - www.uponwalls.com.
About the Artists:
Lukasz and Ulrika Larsson Warzecha are a creative husband and wife team based in southern Sweden, where they run a photography and film production company, www.lwimages.com. Their work documenting science and research projects worldwide informs, inspires, and engages global audiences on our time's most pressing environmental issues. With a strong belief in the power of nonfiction storytelling, their award-winning images serve as a catalyst for change in how science is communicated to the public.
About ESA:
The European Space Agency (ESA) is Europe's gateway to space. Its mission is to shape the development of Europe's space capability and ensure that investment in space continues to benefit European and global citizens. - https://www.esa.int
About the EU Polar Science Week:
The 2nd European Polar Science Week is an important milestone in the cooperation between the European Commission and the European Space Agency. The event will take place from September 3 to September 6, 2024, in Copenhagen, Denmark. The overall objective of the European Polar Science Week is to bring together the European polar science community and reinforce European cooperation in polar science. https://www.polar-science-week.eu.
Further information:
For more information about the exhibition (images or interview requests), please contact:
PHONE: Lukasz Larsson Warzecha +46 76 1039295 | Ulrika Larsson +46 70 6305577
EMAIL: boss@lwimages.com | WEBSITE - www.LWimages.com | INSTAGRAM - @LWimages_Studio
Enquiries related to the EU Polar Science Week, please contact: events.organisation@esa.int
Enquiries to the European Space Agency, please contact: media@esa.int