36.5 is a durational time-based art project, spanning seven years and six continents, that engages people directly on personal, local, and global scales about the crisis of sea-level rise.  36.5 founder, Sarah Sunde writes about her 'pause' experience. 
Flexibility is a necessity when working with water.  Therefore it is necessary in all parts of my process as well.  Question: What can you do when it seems impossible to get together a big group at the same time? Answer: Take stock of where you are in the process and keep moving forward in whatever way makes sense, and something better than what you initially imagined is likely to occur.  » Read More