Waste art gcse

Artist Christine Rose Curry In an effort to bring awareness to plastic waste in our oceans she makes art from plastic waste. What can we do to make a change?Spread awareness, be mindful of plastic consumption, demand more plastic be made biodegradable—buying only plastic items that are. Be creative about making a change!

I participated in the Everyday Plastic Survey in June 2020 and collected my plastic for a week. I found it useful to document the process throughout so I could identify where we could make changes as a household to reduce waste.

There are a lot of concerns in today’s world. Some activists fight for eco-friendly policies so that organizations do not further pollute Mother Earth, whilst other activists fight for animal rights to protect the remaining flora and fauna. In Vani’s Inevitable Pollution, the artist depicts a sense of unavoidable contact with pollution. Flowers are portrayed in the form of plastic wrapping. What is the future of Mother Nature? Is it synthetic and man-made? We, as viewers, are uncertain but…

Visual artist Amith Venkataramaiah's series of AI images speculate on the evolution of marine life, existing in tandem with the exponential appearance of plastic waste in oceans.

For the first painting I used plastic trash, and for the second I used some leaves.

Turning trash into treasure. Unique art made from trash collected on Sussex beach cleans.

Recycled Animal Art: How to create beautiful recycled animal art out of trash and junk material. This is an exciting recycling project.

Fashion and Textiles students work year two

French artist Bernard Pras uses discarded objects to create these mind-blowing art installations that can only be seen from the right angle. “In order to …