The installation “Genese/genesen” (2016-2017) shows plastic moving in water – in the shape of fantastic marine living beings. Could this be a science fiction motif like the artificial development of new species made of plastic, growing by assimilation of plastic Read More …
“What does art mean today and what is my responsibility as an artist? I ask myself this question by actively working on a topic that affects me personally and presenting it with my artistic means and abilities in order to Read More …
“…. Not only do the works highlight the problem of the amount of debris in the sea…. the mysterious, the unusual, the forgotten and lost. But these wreckage pieces, these objects symbolise the history of the world up to this Read More …
What if every time you washed your clothes, put on cosmetics, or drank a bottle of water you were unknowingly feeding a destructive sea monster that would grow to enormous proportions and ruin the planet? “See!” Is an art piece/project Read More …
“…. Not only do the works highlight the problem of the amount of debris in the sea…. the mysterious, the unusual, the forgotten and lost. But these wreckage pieces, these objects symbolise the history of the world up to this Read More …
We are water. There is no life without this simple particle. Salty or pure, water is life and, as humans, we have to protect its purity from one of the biggest danger: the plastic waste. Today, water is at big Read More …
Defined as an archaeologist of the 21st century, the artist and lecturer Steve McPherson has been collecting for over two decades plastic debris from the coastline of the United Kingdom. Objects once of defined color, purpose and dimension become today relics still Read More …
“The sea tells us lots of stories. This is the one of the plastic which floats over or dissolves inside it. A story of death and pollution that this time we want to cage. Actors are also the over one Read More …