2017年5月2日 · Explore these twelve works that put the spotlight on single-use plastic. 12. “Bristol Whales” by Sue Lipscombe. Created by Cod Steaks helmer Sue Lipscombe in Bristol, England, the larger-than-life whales are depicted as emerging and diving into a sea of plastic waste and were sculpted using locally grown willow.

Artists around the world are using ocean pollution to create artwork that hopes to inspire change and action. Check out 17 pieces of ocean pollution art below.

2019年6月8日 · Through their art, they create powerful visualizations that pay homage to the beauty of the ocean, but also showcase the devastating effects of human impact. From textile art and ceramics to painting and paper sculptures, read on to discover the work of 6 artists who promote ocean conservation.

2016年6月8日 · Ocean dwellers, such as sea turtles and fish, can mistake the debris for food, leading to digestive issues and starvation. Artists and activists have taken notice, using marine plastic as a...

Once the plastic washes back up on the beach, it's fair game for Washed Ashore to use in its sculptures. Angela Haseltine Pozzi is the brain behind the project, designing the sculptures, leading school workshops, and manning the open-house workshops.

Our artwork is centered on plastic pollution education and its impact on sea life. Our programs mix art and science and aim to encourage recycling and promote awareness. Our elaborate sculptures represent the marine life affected by plastic pollution. They are made entirely of debris found washed up on our beaches.

2023年7月13日 · Zi Xi uses her talent as a multifaceted visual artist to create sculptures and illustrations of the impacts of pollution on marine life and the ecosystem of the ocean. Her art activism aligns with the core values of United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, specifically Climate Action and Life Below Water. It is Zi Xi’s mission to be an ...

A growing number of artists focus on using materials that may otherwise have littered the landscape, been burned, left to rot in a landfill site, or swept into the ocean to create their art. Today, we’ll be shining a light on some of the incredible artists who use discarded items to create beautiful works of art.

In this issue, we meet two ocean artivists, Janina Rossiter and Janet Ormond, who both use different artistic methods to raise people’s awareness on how to protect the ocean.

2024年7月27日 · Washed Ashore, an organization creating art from plastic debris, brings awareness to ocean pollution. Their sculptures, like giant marine animals made from plastic bottles, serve as striking reminders of the pervasiveness of plastic waste in oceans.