Zaria Forman

Zaria Forman was born in 1982 and is an internationally recognized visual artist whose work focuses on the intersection of art and environmental advocacy. She is best known for her monumental pastel paintings that depict the dramatic effects of climate change, particularly rising sea levels and glacier melting. Forman developed her distinctive style by traveling to glaciers, icebergs, and vulnerable coastlines around the world to create detailed studies from firsthand observation. Her work has been exhibited in major museums and galleries globally, including the Museum of Modern Art. Beyond her artistic practice, Forman is a dedicated environmental activist who uses her platform to educate audiences about climate change and its consequences. She has participated in numerous expeditions to document environmental changes and has spoken at international forums about climate awareness. Her integration of art and science has made her a powerful voice in contemporary discussions about environmental responsibility and climate action.