Edinburgh Futures Institute asked University of Edinburgh students to respond creatively to the theme of The Future of Climate Justice, and the address the question: what does climate justice look like to you? Judged by:Colin Cavers, Lecturer – Photography, Edinburgh College of ArtPatricia Erskine, Head of Stakeholder Relations for the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Director of Culture and Community, EFIDavid Farrier, Personal Chair of Literature and the Environment, English LiteratureMoh Mandhyan, Student, Edinburgh College of ArtJoan Quast, Material Hub Team Lead, Edinburgh College of ArtThe five judges viewed the photographs anonymously and made their selections. Competition winner Antonia Wilford - Capitalist Confinement I am three quarters German, one quarter English and have lived in London my whole life. I am really interested in sustainable development and Germany is one of the most sustainable countries in the world, compared to the UK, which still has a long way to go in addressing the topic of climate justice. I think progress will be limited until the values and attitudes of people change; hopefully my photographs can evoke a conversation about this. Antonia Wilford 1st runner-up Nicolas Ruiz for Frailejón y Nevados 2nd runner-up Ash Tomkins for Mushroom. Athabasca. Highway to… All competition entries This article was published on 2024-11-12
