In a special blog series for Creative Carbon Scotland, visual artist and researcher Sonia Mehra Chawla talks about her ongoing research in Scotland and her engagement with the North Sea, while exploring her artistic practice and engagement with climate change and sustainability in India.

Sonia Mehra Chawla was part of a research residency in Scotland in 2018 that was supported by Edinburgh Printmakers and Creative Scotland. The research will inform an upcoming residency and solo presentation in Scotland.

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Guest Blog: Thoughts on a nation in flux (part 2)

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Guest Blog: Local perspectives on a global phenomenon & global changes in local places (Part III)

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