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How ceramics reveal millions of years of Earth’s history | Yasmin Smith: Elemental Life

Plants have stories to tell. More on the exhibition: https://www.mca.com.au/exhibitions/ya... In this short documentary, Australian artist Yasmin Smith delves into the deep connections between plants, geology and human history in her exhibition Elemental Life at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia. Using plant ash, coal ash and natural materials, Smith’s ceramics reveal how landscapes, rivers and extinction events shape the world we live in. Seine River Basin in the MCA Collection: https://www.mca.com.au/exhibitions/ya... Blending art, science, ecology and deep time, Smith’s decade-long practice investigates the afterlife of forests, the chemistry of landscapes and the impact of the Anthropocene. Her work traces millions of years of environmental change, showing how extinction and renewal are embedded in the materials around us, and how the planet’s history is inseparable from our own. ------------------ 00:00 Intro: We are all made of stardust 00:45 From science to ceramics: Yasmin Smith's journey into art 01:27 The magic of ash glazes: Why every glaze is unique 02:24 Forest: The afterlife of trees 04:25 The Anthropocene: Human impact, the Industrial Revolution and colonial history 05:26 Manchester Driftwood: The continuum of time 06:49 Chicxulub: Dinosaur extinction in art 09:14 River systems and water: Water carries stories 10:31 Drowned River Valley: Salt, colonisation and Sydney 11:30 Yellow Block and Ash Grey: Using raw materials in different ways 12:44 Why the artworks are connected: What Yasmin will do next ------------------ Subscribe:    / @mcaaustralia   More from the Collection: https://www.mca.com.au/exhibitions/mc... Visit the MCA: https://www.mca.com.au/tickets/ Join our newsletter: https://www.mca.com.au/subscribe/   / mca_australia     / mca.australia   #ceramics #earth #science