Art and Water Collaboration: Interview

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Published: Nov 18, 2020
DOI: https://doi.org/10.34074/junc.21056

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Anne Marie Basquin
Bryce Peebles
Marine Science, University of Otago

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In this interview Bryce and Anne share their fascination with the deep sea and our interest in the changing oceans. They took part in the Art+Water art and science project in 2019.

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No. 21 (2020): water
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Author Biographies

Anne Marie Basquin

Anne Marie Basquin is an artist and writer with a preference for underwater photography, painting and fiction. She uses her work to advocate for the oceans. She is based in New Zealand and the wider Pacific.

Bryce Peebles, Marine Science, University of Otago

Bryce Peebles earned his PhD in Marine Science in 2017. His research areas include deep-sea ecology, taphonomy, biomineralization, and ocean acidification.