Motif: Environmental Sublime

The environmental sublime refers to the awe-inspiring and overwhelming beauty or power of nature, often depicted in visual media, which can evoke both admiration and fear. It highlights the impact of nature’s grandeur or destruction, aiming to inspire emotional responses and raise awareness about environmental issues.
https://climatevisuals.org/the-environmental-sublime/

The environmental sublime refers to the awe-inspiring and overwhelming beauty or power of nature, often depicted in visual media, which can evoke both admiration and fear. It highlights the impact of nature’s grandeur or destruction, aiming to inspire emotional responses and raise awareness about environmental issues.
https://climatevisuals.org/the-environmental-sublime/

Solar Power

A psychedelic/folk-pop album by New Zealand -born artist Lorde. The album deals with nature as a an escapist haven, introspection, climate anxiety, and more through its lyrics, sonic themes and organic recordings such as the chirping of Cicadas.

FernGully: The Last Rainforest

FernGully is the story of the magical fairy inhabitants of a rainforest, who attempt to protect the forest from logging and polution. It portrays the intersection of transnational activism, corporate environmentalism, and technologies that accelerated and globalized the production process.

Avatar

Avatar is a science-fiction film set on the distant moon Pandora, where a team of humans has come establish a mining colony. The film uses the image of the Na'vi and their relationship with nature to put forward a message of environmentalism.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is the latest original entry in the Zelda series of videogames, which started with The Legend of Zelda (1986) and has grown into an iconic franchise since. While most Zelda games feature environmental themes, such as eternal trees, sacred forests and easily disturbed wildlife, Breath of the

Dorfromantik

By laying and arranging hexagonal tiles illustrated with various pieces of scenery – villages and forests, rivers and railways – you build an idyllic world, devoid of a complaining populace, or the threat of imminent natural disaster.