Our EU co-funded project The Universal Sea ran three Open Calls to Artists. A big thank to all artists for their great contributions! Here you can find our online art gallery of the Top 100 submissions of our first open call as a reference. They were all published in the guidebook.
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WHITE DEATH
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Title:
WHITE DEATH
WHITE DEATH
Author:
ANTOANETA TICA
ANTOANETA TICA
Description:
The work I present is a personal reaction after disastrous coral bleaching that happened 2016 and that has affected an important part of Great Barier Reef. The waste and specially the plastic waste had a negative role in this. Therefore I choose to created a garment from scraps and old material, usually discarded - plastic, cd-s, second hand clothes (most of them in syntetic fibers). By various transformation techniques of this materials, I realized many decorative elements with different shapes and textures. I have enriched a simple basis (which I used as a second skin) with this 3D pieces, all white, but with a hint of color, reminiscent of the natural color of corals. Model: Orquidia Coelho, Photo: Elle Borgward, courtesy of Wearable Art Mandurah
The work I present is a personal reaction after disastrous coral bleaching that happened 2016 and that has affected an important part of Great Barier Reef. The waste and specially the plastic waste had a negative role in this. Therefore I choose to created a garment from scraps and old material, usually discarded - plastic, cd-s, second hand clothes (most of them in syntetic fibers). By various transformation techniques of this materials, I realized many decorative elements with different shapes and textures. I have enriched a simple basis (which I used as a second skin) with this 3D pieces, all white, but with a hint of color, reminiscent of the natural color of corals. Model: Orquidia Coelho, Photo: Elle Borgward, courtesy of Wearable Art Mandurah
Description:
The work I present is a personal reaction after disastrous coral bleaching that happened 2016 and that has affected an important part of Great Barier Reef. The waste and specially the plastic waste had a negative role in this. Therefore I choose to created a garment from scraps and old material, usually discarded - plastic, cd-s, second hand clothes (most of them in syntetic fibers). By various transformation techniques of this materials, I realized many decorative elements with different shapes and textures. I have enriched a simple basis (which I used as a second skin) with this 3D pieces, all white, but with a hint of color, reminiscent of the natural color of corals. Model: Orquidia Coelho, Photo: Elle Borgward, courtesy of Wearable Art Mandurah
The work I present is a personal reaction after disastrous coral bleaching that happened 2016 and that has affected an important part of Great Barier Reef. The waste and specially the plastic waste had a negative role in this. Therefore I choose to created a garment from scraps and old material, usually discarded - plastic, cd-s, second hand clothes (most of them in syntetic fibers). By various transformation techniques of this materials, I realized many decorative elements with different shapes and textures. I have enriched a simple basis (which I used as a second skin) with this 3D pieces, all white, but with a hint of color, reminiscent of the natural color of corals. Model: Orquidia Coelho, Photo: Elle Borgward, courtesy of Wearable Art Mandurah
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