Time and Tides: Linking Rivers and Climate Understanding | NADI Conversation Ep. 3 | Jonathon Keats

In this insightful episode of the NADI Conversation series, we sit down with renowned conceptual artist Jonathon Keats to explore the intersection of art, science, and the environment. Titled "Time and Tides: Linking Rivers and Climate Understanding," this conversation delves into Keats' fascinating project, the River Clock — a timekeeping system based on the natural flow of rivers.

Through this discussion, Keats reveals how this innovative artwork is more than just a creative experiment; it’s a powerful commentary on our relationship with nature, water cycles, and climate change.

Tune in to discover how art can deepen our understanding of global climate patterns and inspire sustainable thinking 🌊 NADI (Natural Allies in Development and Interdependence) Conversations is an ongoing initiative by Asian Confluence, featuring a series of webinars and lectures. These sessions celebrate the shared riverine and civilizational heritage of the nations and communities within the Ganga-Brahmaputra-Meghna (GBM) Basin.

The NADI platform underscores rivers as the pulse and lifeblood of our ecology and civilization. 🌏 Through these multi-stakeholder discussions, we bring together experts from diverse fields to explore the intricate connections between rivers and their influence on trade, culture, politics, ecology, and the lives of people across the region. #climatechange #foodsystems #nadi #conversations #sustainableliving #river #ascon #ecology #culturalheritage #climateplate


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