Portraits of the Hibakusha — 80 Years Remembered offers an impactful view of Hiroshima and Nagasaki survivors’ experiences through evocative 3D photography. Captured by Patrick Boyd and presented by 80,000 Voices, the exhibit underscores the devastating human impact of nuclear weapons and the urgent need to prevent their use. Meet the hibakusha through an art form that transcends words, reminding us of the enduring human cost of nuclear weapons.

Zaria Forman is a renowned American artist who documents climate change through stunning large-scale pastel drawings. She travels to remote regions of the world, capturing the beauty and vulnerability of the landscapes affected by climate change. Through her pastel drawings, she reveals the fragile relationship between nature and human existence, inspiring a sense of wonder, concern and hope for the future of our planet.