An artist set out to paint climate change. She ended up on a journey through grief


Molnar gets centred as a projection of her piece, ‘New Earth 12’, washes over her along with other pieces from her New Earth Series, tacked on the wall in her studio. — Photos: TNS

It had been a long day and Daniela Molnar’s mind was wandering when she saw the shape.

Little did she know, it was a shape that would expose a profound feeling of grief within her – and then help her process it.

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