Taking a wider view, departing from the specific case of the Hamburg
exchange between artists and climate scientists, this comment envisages
some radical potential for the collaboration of artists and climate scientists:
moving beyond the traditional boundaries of social systems, artistic
research and climate science may engage in a shared transdisciplinary
learning process. They may communicate with the rest of society by
engaging with others to develop ‘spaces of possibilities’, thus nurturing the
creative resilience of communities.