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What we have here is a mural that appeared on Friday, April 26, 2019 near Marble Arch, in central London, where protesters against climate change camped for five days, was attributed by experts to the famous British artist Banksy.

Banksy is an irreverent and committed urban art artist who works under a pseudonym. His real name and exact identity are unknown and are still the subject of speculation. Apparently British and active since the 1990s, he was born on July 28, 1974 in Bristol, United Kingdom.

The work shows a child crouching near a small green plant and a shovel, holding an hourglass in a circle in his hand to mean that time is running out to save the planet. This is the symbol of the "Extinction Rebellion" movement, at the origin of the mobilization for "an ecological state of emergency" that blocked some emblematic places in London for eleven days. "From now on, despair ends and the tactics begin," it is written in large white letters next to the child wearing a scarf.

The painting echoes the mobilization of several thousand demonstrators who peacefully disrupted the British capital for eleven days by blocking bridges and arteries, climbing on the roofs of subways or sticking with glue to buildings. In total, the police made nearly 1,130 arrests and 69 people are expected to appear soon, in particular for obstruction of the public road and resistance to police action.

I chose this work, because the little girl's drawing completely impressed me, and Banksy chose this drawing to convey the message.

To conclude, I don't like the work, because I don't like the way the author presented the work and I don't like the way he put the girl in black relief.

And why did I make it so dark, I didn't understand that's why I don't like the work.

Lucsainvil Blanky

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What we have here is a sculpture named "naked truth." It was made in 2010 by an eco-artist named Vincent J.F Huang.

Vincent J.F. Huang is a Taiwanese eco artist born in 1971 in Nantou County. He studied in the National Taichung Institute of Technology, then obtained his MFA ( Master of Fine Arts ) from Gray's School of Art, Robert Gordon University in Scotland.
Vincent J.F. Huang is notable for his collaboration with the country of Tuvalu, which is forecast to be the first nation to disappear due to sea level rise, and his selection as the first Taiwanese artist to create a National Pavilion at the Venice Biennale.
Mr Huang uses dark humour involving cuddly animals to convey a seriousmessage about climate change: that the world’s wildlife doesn’t have a voice in the debate on human effects on the environment, even though animals are perhaps the most severely affected.“The environment doesn’t only belong to human beings; we have to count the penguin in,” he said.

We can see that it's the sculpture of an emperor penguin, which has no longer his plumage from the neck to the legs. The sculpture was placed in front of the National Gallery in London, and we can also see passers-by behind.

This penguin sculpture serves as metaphors to show the seriousness of global warming. Indeed the emperor penguins, which live at the South Pole have an environment very sensitive to global warming, Being too hot, this one has to remove its plumage and remains naked to encourage the public to act to improve the situation, so that it could put back its plumage.

I find the work attractive, it is very difficult to miss it, it is also very well done, we recognize the traits of an artist. What strikes me the most is the nakedness of the pinguin. It's an original way to show the severity of global warming.
Now, I feel concerned, and I know that i need to help improve the situation.
To conclude, I am happy to know that there are people who fight in all kinds of ways for the good and safety of the world.
A big thanks to the eco-artists 🙏

You can click here to see more of Vincent J.F Huang's artworks : " https://www.dropbox.com/s/fjiu0vtkd1ziwt1/TAIPEI%20MOCA-VINCENT.pdf?dl=0 "

Jiltone Pinas

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In Bruges, a monumental whale-shaped sculpture was made of 5 tons of ocean plastic waste, the Skyscraper (the Bruges Whale). This work, 11.5 meters high and 5 tons of plastics recovered in the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, was produced by the American design studio Studio KCA as part of the Bruges Triennale on the theme of liquid city. In collaboration with the Hawaii Wildlife Fund and the Surfrider Foundation who helped with the collection of waste for four months.

Here’s a video explaining how the whale was made.

https://vimeo.com/269683136?embedded=true&source=vimeo_logo&owner=20316299

Lesley Chang is an American architect and designer who co-founded the architecture firm StudioKCA alongside Jason Klimoski.  His creations integrate sustainable concepts and ecotourism into everyday living environments. StudioKCA has designed other works, such as the public architecture installation Head in the Clouds which was completed for the 2013 edition of FIGMENT at Governor’s Island Park, New York. Or NASA’s Orbit Pavilion.

I chose this work because, first of all, I am a fan of whales (I love these animals). And because I find that the way it was made is really original. The message that Lesley Chang wants to convey with the rest of the studio.

The message that StudioKCA wants to convey is the urgent need to protect the oceans. As Jason Klimoski ( another founder of the studio) explained, “There is more plastic in the ocean than whales, so an opportunity like this, to show the different types of plastics and their quantity in the ocean is very important.”

When I see this work, I am amazed by the beauty and ingenuity of the work. I think it’s very realistic, it’s close to the humpback whale. I like the way the whale is positioned. The position reminds us of the whale’s beautiful jump from the water, and that because of the pollution we can lose this sight. And at the same time, I am shocked to see that there can be so much plastic waste in the ocean, and that the 5 tons used represent only 0.00003% of the waste that float in the ocean.

The sources used are Wikipedia, Konbini and Vimeo.

Oscar LOUIMAIRE

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This document is a graffiti from the Green street art published in 2010. I choses this artist because her creations was beautiful, over the years he has become increasingly popular, with murals…

Bâcha Khopheria aka Dr love is a Georgian graffiti artist based in Tbilisi. He mainly create multilayered graffiti, textual murals and street installations, basing his creations on humaristic cultural references or critical contexts .
Most of the time, street art is an art made by uknown artist who want to convey a strong political message or denounce society. Carry out illegally on private or public property , graffiti is prohibited. But with permissions they are considered public art. It’s like the work that I chose, on this work the artist wanted to prove that without the narration, for exemple, the trees we cannot breathe because it is the trees that give us oxygen because thanks to the trees we may look. This is what the artist wanted to prove on his work of art.

The street art is today an essential element of the urban landscape which arouses fear and wonder according to its quality, it’s size , it’s style or quite simply it’s existence. Thanks to that, there are a lot of young people today making art.
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A.A Tle A

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The document is a photograph published by TNTV, highlighting the work of suchanatdo koewsangas. I chose this artist, because she shows through her creation that waste can take another form of life.

The artist is a transgender designer from Thailand. Her name is suchanatdo koewsangas, her creations are made from waste that she recycles to make fashion shows, she makes her models parade as if she was marching for victoria-secret.

On the studied work we can see a model with skirt and a bustier made in trays but also a spiral made in tray that she wears in the back. The model poses in a heap of waste.

I think that the artist wanted to show us that instead of throwing away our waste in any way we could reuse it and stop polluting because most of our waste, packaging, plastics, trays ... end up in the sea and kill fish, turtles ...

I think this is a good initiative because the designer shows that waste can also have its place in the world of fashion, a chic, sophisticated, clean place where we would never dare to introduce garbage. suchanatdo koewsangas does it and contributes to save the planet.

L.K Tle A

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-This document is a photo of a giant sculpture installed in 2010.

-It was made by a man : Antony Gormley, he is a British contemporary artist born in 1950 in London. During the 1980s, he began to explore the notion of space by creating life-size sculptures that explore the limits of the human body and the environment. Antony Gormley's sculptures and installations are often considered both abstract and representational, reflecting a deep concern for the relationship between the human body and the space around it. His works are often monumental, creating a striking visual impact that invites viewers to reflect on their own relationship with the world around them.

-In the distance, it looks like the silhouette of a crouching man, which explains the nickname given by the Dutch " de poepende man "(the man who defecates in English), but if you get closer, it looks more like an abstract and chaotic metallic mass.

-The work "Exposure" was designed to explore themes of vulnerability, isolation and the relationship between the human body and the natural landscape. By exposing the statues to the natural environment and allowing them to experience the effects of the tides, Gormley seeks to illustrate how human beings are intimately connected to their surroundings and are influenced by the forces of nature. The installation also invites visitors to reflect on their own relationship with nature and their own vulnerability to environmental change.

Ultimately, "Exposure" is a thought-provoking work about our place in the natural world and the need to preserve that environment for future generations.

-My first reaction was : surprise. I didn't understand why there was something so big and ugly installed here. I was also confused by the appearance of the sculpture, which looks like a human body drifting in the water.

-I decided to talk about this work

because the sculpture is a monumental installation that immediately grabs the viewer's attention, making it a visually striking and memorable work. But also

the sculpture evokes important and relevant ideas, such as human vulnerability to climate change and environmental disasters, making it an engaging and timely work.

St-thomas

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This is an illustration entités 《PENGUINS FACING THE MELTING ICE 》. It was posted on february 27, 2020 on a instragram account.    

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It was made  by Baptiste Drausin, a french artist Who imagine the consequences of the ecological disaster on our favorite characters.

We can see in the background the melting ice, the sun on the right of the illustration and a huge ocean. In the foreground we see four penguins on a smal piece of ice. The characters seem to be very hot as we can see that they are sweathing.

The message here is to show our favorite characters confronted with our environment (global warmig) in order to make people aware of ecology.

I find the illustration very powerful, shocking the firs  time and sad to see the situation that animals live in because they lose their natural homes. And that these species may no longer be there, because there is no going back (stopped global warmig).

David

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"I will not sit, I will not lie, I will take my stand and show the world my vision of a better tomorrow"   by Yuumei

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"I will not sit, I will not lie, I will take my stand and show the world my vision of a better tomorrow"   by Yuumei

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This digital art is out of the Yuumei art collection and the title “I will not sit, I will not lie, I will take my stand and show the world my vision of a better tomorrow”show that Yuumei have a big ambition for a green future.

Yuumei aka Weiqing Yan is a 32-year-old American Chinese illustrator she is also a digital artist and a graphic novelist specialized in anime with the quote “even when the world is filled with sorrow, I will keep painting for that better tomorrow”. Cause when it comes to painting Miss Yan has two themes, environmentalism and social justice because it allows her to have a voice in society and show the world that even though she grew up under a polluted gray sky, she still has a green vision of the world.

The foreground of this art is quite colorful cause we can see a girl on top of a skyscraper holding a paintbrush in her hand as she is painting a colorful version of the background because the background is not as beautiful and colorful as the foreground. In the background we have a set of grey skyscrapers which covers a lot of grounds and the background seems quite sad .

This art tells the world that the world would have been better without all the humans made, cause as we see in this art there is not sign of living on the background which is human made or ratter even if someone live there it will be quite sad. It also shows that where there is nature there is happiness so obviously there is also life cause of the foreground who didn't have as many human made furniture.

When if first saw this painting, I was like “Oh come on why I didn’t know this one it is so amazing and beautiful cause it shows such a bad reality”.

I choose this art because I may be only one that find this manga version of art so pretty. I am a big fan of manga so choose this painting a get a good feeling and vibe when i see it and i want to show it to the world just as Weiqing did.
CY

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Here we have a graffiti by the name of "Season's Greetings" by Banksy. It hangs on the walls of one of the areas in Wales where residents are most affected by pollution in the UK.

This work was made by Banksy one of the most famous living artisans, but also an outlaw artist since these works are mostly street art which is illegal. That's why no one knows who he is or what he looks like and to hide this he goes out at night masked and uses stencils to go faster. It ensures that everyone can benefit from this work.

The scene tales place in thé treet, It is composed of 2 parts on both sides of a wall.
The general atmosphere is Cheerful.
There is only one person ; a child, he is wearing winter clothes and opens his  mouth to catch what looks like snow. He looks happy .
I can see in the other party a trash can in which rubbish is burned.
When you look at the graffiti as a whole, you realize that the snow that the boy is trying to catch with his tongue is actually the ashes of the rubbish that is being burned next to it.

We can conclude that Banksy wants to show that the pollution we produce directly affects children.
The document raides thé question of global warming but above all air pollution.

My first reaction was Surprised and puzzled,I wonder if the attitude of this child is caused by his unconscious, his carelessness or just by his ignorance.
The message of this work is very clear what we do to the environment will be paid directly by future generations.It's a simple and clear message and accessible to all.

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I chose this document because I couldn't find anything else I liked and this image appealed to me.

This document is a revisit of Vénus of Botticelli. It is a work of Annëlle Brescia.

the artist is not a famous person, she participated in an art contest in 2019. and she revisit of Venus is one of the best achievements.

In the foreground, we can see that there is waste floating on water, so you can assure that is on the sea. In the mediuem shot you can see that the is a bottle. She has long hair head. In the their shot we can see taht there is a lot of waste: plastics, cardboard, paper, worms...

The message here is to show that if Venus had come into the world surrounded by garbage she would have been sad, besides, she is sad on the painting to come to the would surrounded by garbage and to be in teh dirty is totally not normal and she even asks herself: " Mother, what did you do?".

I totally agree with the qrtist because it is not normal to have our oceans filled with waste. And if Botticelli Knew that his painting was going to be taken up to demonstrate teh pollution of the oceans when it was not at all the idea he would have been shocked.

L.A T°A

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I chose this image because it highlights the magnitude of the problem of plastic pollution in our oceans and encourages the public to take action to protect our environment.

The image in question is a photograph taken by Canadian artist Benjamin Von Wong. The photo was created as part of a series titled "Mermaids Hate Plastic," which aimed to raise awareness about ocean plastic pollution. The photo was taken in 2016 during a photoshoot organized by the artist for this series.

Benjamin Von Wong is the young Canadian photographer behind the "Mermaids Hate Plastic" photo series. He is known for his social and environmental engagement through his surrealist and artistic works that aim to raise people's awareness about important issues such as plastic pollution, chemicals in laundry detergents, and the challenges posed by climate change.

Benjamin Von Wong's "Mermaids Hate Plastic" photograph shows a mermaid emerging from a sea of plastic bottles, covered in plastic debris, creating a poetic yet unsettling image that aims to raise public awareness about plastic pollution in the oceans.

The message conveyed by Benjamin Von Wong through this photograph is to raise public awareness about plastic pollution in the oceans and encourage people to take action to protect our marine environment.

This image can evoke a sense of concern and sadness in the viewer about ocean pollution. It can also inspire awareness and engagement to combat this pollution. Finally, it can encourage people to reduce their plastic consumption and support public policies for the preservation of the environment.

Prika Marlon

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" I DON'T BELIEVE IN GLOBAL WARMING " by Bansky .

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" I DON'T BELIEVE IN GLOBAL WARMING " by Bansky .

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This is a graffiti entitled " I DON'T BELIEVE IN GLOBAL WARMING ". It was painted in 2009, in London.

It was made by Bansky, a England based street artist, political activist and film director. He is famous but he keeps his identity a secret. He is known for delivering political messages through his work.

It is a close-up that shows a sentence on a white wall of a building that says : " I DON'T BELIEVE IN GLOBAL WARMING ". The scene takes place in the street of London. The setting is what could be a dystopian world. It takes place during the day in winter. The general atmosphere is sad and it is also very scary. It is flooding and the water cover a part of the words of " GLOBAL WARMING ". The word are in red and the letters are in capital.

The purpose of this graffiti is to deliver a message. It alarm people on climate change. In fact, the choice to put the words in red on a white wall would immediately raise the attention of people on the street. It is also very ironic because it says " I DON'T BELIEVE IN GLOBAL WARMING " while it is flooding and the waters is covering the words, showing the consequences of the climate change in the world.

I really love this graffiti. What I love is the way Bansky choose to alarm people on the street of London, in 2009, about climate change. He simply wrote " I DON'T BELIEVE IN GLOBAL WARMING " but we can see that the water is covering the words, it show the opposite of what the words involve.

Jennifer.

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I chose Chris Jordan and his photographic work "Albatross" for this virtual exhibition because it highlights the impact of human consumption on the environment. His work "Albatross" is a powerful representation of the plastic pollution crisis that is harming our oceans and their inhabitants.

Chris Jordan is a Seattle-based artist known for his work that speaks out against the impact of human consumption on the environment.

This work is a series of photographs and a documentary film that illustrate the impact of plastic pollution on the albatrosses of Midway Atoll in the Pacific Ocean. The series shows the remains of dead albatross chicks that have ingested plastic debris in the ocean.
Chris Jordan's "Albatross" is a powerful call to action against plastic pollution. The work shows how our indiscriminate consumption and disposal of plastic products is harming the environment and its inhabitants. The message is to reduce and recycle plastics to protect our planet.

I found his images to be very striking and thought-provoking as it shows us the harsh reality of our thoughtless actions.

By Jean-luc

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1~Choose one artist/work and justify your choice:
The artist I chose is called Olafur Eliasson. He created a work he named Ice Watch. I chose this work because I found a lot very interesting ans there was a lot to say about it.

2~Fill in the grid:
It is a work of art that has been exhibited outdoors.
Olafur Eliasson is a 56 years old man of Danish nationality. He received several medals 2004 and 2016. Its speciaities consist or crystalline and deformed structures,light and effects,colours and geometric shapes.

These are blocks of ice that are exposed in the middle of Paris more precisely in front of the Pantheon.They are big enough to be seen by as many people as possible.These blocks of ice were taken from Greenland,it’s 80 tons of ice.

This exhibition was created to inspire collective action against cliamate change.This exhibition was set up during the meeting of world leaders and their teams in charge of climate negociations. (COP 21)The goal for these leaders is to reach an agreement to ensure a stable climate for future generations. In the days that followed, the ice melted on the square, giving the general public a glimpse of climate change on our planet. «  Today we have access to reliable data that informs us about what will happen and what can be done »(sentence of Olafur Eliasson)This exhibition was made to awaken the conscience of the public and acts time that it is still possible.

At first sight this exhibition is rather surprising because no one expects to see blocks of ice in the middle of Paris. Seeing her blocks of ice intrigued me so that’s why I decided to work on it. I find extremely interesting document to study to make aware of the danger that affects us every day and he’s not that far from us. It reminded me of the young Swedish Greta Thunberg who is also an activist againt global warming and who participates in the COP. I think there should be more of that king of exposure to remind people not forget the danger is near and that it does not concern only the sea level that could rise,the temperature of the Earth that increases or excess CO2 in the air. We are all actors so we must all seek solutions together.
Léane Varsovie

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In 1971, Marvin Gaye penned and performed the soul song Mercy Me. It is from the singer's "What's Going On" album, which discusses themes such as poverty, drugs, and war.

Marvin Gaye, "the Prince of Soul", born Marvin Gay (1939-1984), is an Afro-American musician. He changed his name during his career due to superstitions regarding his personal life. Music grabbed his interest at a young age due to his upbringing among musicians. As a result, he sang in his father's church until high school, when he decided to join a music group called The New Moonglows. Later in his career, he went solo producing most of his best-known tracks, including Let's Get It On.

The song is similar to a ballad, presenting a deep story in five verses. It discusses the evolution of our relationship with the environment. Each lyric reflects a different element of humanity's arrogance towards nature. Global warming is the first, followed by pollution, oil spill, wildlife killing, and overpopulation. The beginning is jolly, with a smooth rhythm consistent throughout the song. When he begins harmonising, the pace shifts, and we can hear fewer instruments, followed by a saxophone solo, and the song closes on vocal notes. Pianos, harps, and saxophones play. Finally, the chorus is "Things ain't like they used to be," while the song's hook is "Mercy me."

The song stresses the importance of treating the environment with kindness as we become more abusive and demanding of her. We have altered her appearance, and we are sickening animals even though we rely on them, which harms human health. We can assume that the song is intended to remind us that we have an ongoing relationship with nature and that we should not allow it to suffer because of the hook "mercy me." Additionally, we may believe that "help father" is a religious reference implying that we need assistance from above, given that humanity caused permanent damage. Gaye insists, adding, "Please help us", making it sound like a prayer.

The tone of this song initially surprised me. Most controversial topics are presented in a more serious style. Gaye's technique seems interesting to me since it gently conveys critical information. I believe that this is the best way to present issues. Although I enjoyed it, the words may be overlooked because the vocalist sings them for a minute. The three-minute song is not particularly vocal.
Because I enjoy soul music, I chose this song.

I think it's authentic, and it always expresses important messages. Furemother, I genuinely enjoy the singer.

Yasmin YRIE

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The document is an exhibition image. It comes from the collection « Green current » that represents a blue coral.

The artist’s name is jérémy gobé , he was born in cambrai he is a french artist who lives and works in paris. Jérémy Gobé finds coral skeletons in Emmaus, he decided to enlarge them, to develop them to make works of art. He creates works of art from raw materials from endangered industries such as lace.

The exposed coral is blue in color . The skeleton of the coral is made of lace and for the color it is water paint without solvent exposed in an art gallery in france.

The message is that he is convinced that the proof that art can be put at the service of the climatic emergency, the artist Jérémy gobé with the project Corail Artefact which associates , art , science , industry and éducation reacts in front of the impact of the global warming on the barrier real barrier of the tsunamis and the rise of water .

I chose to present the work of Jérémy Gobé because he has a unique way to participate in the fight against climate change. And i Also think it’s a good idea to use lace for the coral skeleton because nobody could have thought of this idea .Even if we don’t talk about it often but there are less and less coral Barriers, it’s sad and serious so we have to react

GODET DANIELLA Tle A

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Half Rabbit by Bordalo II in Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal

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Half Rabbit is a giant sculpture of a rabbit made of waste and recycled materials collected in the city of Gaia, Portugal in 2017. It was erected on a facade of a building by the artist Bordalo II.

Artur Bordalo, also known as Bordalo II (pronounced Bordalo Segundo), is a Portuguese artist born in 1987.
He is famous for using street trash to create amazing animal sculptures to warn people about pollution and all types of endangered species. His works are considered "trash art".
Bordalo II creates sculptures out of various discarded objects he can find in the city, such as scrap metal, old tires, car wrecks, appliances, plastic objects and aluminum cans... His installations question the materialistic and consumerist society in which we live. They aim to highlight the excessive production and consumption that leads to a huge and continuous production of waste. Therefore, Bordalo II's sculptures address the themes of pollution and destruction of the planet.Bordalo II's work has been exhibited in several cities around the world, including Lisbon, Paris, London and Miami. His art has gained international recognition and has been featured in exhibitions and festivals including the EDP Foundation Art Award and the Nuart Festival in Norway. Bordalo II continues to create new works that challenge viewers to reconsider their relationship with the environment and ways to reduce our impact on the planet.

It is noticeable that the sculpture is positioned on a building so that the rabbit appears to be folded in half, with one half multicolored and the other unpainted, allowing the original colors of the recycled materials to be illustrated. We can see a large three-dimensional rabbit, giving a sense of depth and movement to the image. After we cane see that The sculpture is made from recycled materials, such as wood, metal and plastic, which have been assembled to create the rabbit's eyes, ears and whiskers. The variety of textures and colors gives the work a realistic and captivating appearance. The pieces of metal, road signs, and plastic containers used in the sculpture are reminiscent of the complexity of waste generated by human activity, while showing how these objects can be transformed into something beautiful and meaningful. The position of the rabbit, bent in half and emerging from the wall, can be interpreted as an allegory of the relationship between man and nature, suggesting that if the natural environment is cared for, the two worlds can coexist harmoniously.

The artwork "Half Rabbit" by artist Bordalo II conveys a powerful message about mass consumption and the waste that comes with it. Using recycled materials to create a monumental sculpture, the artist highlights the destructive impact of consumer society on our environment. The rabbit, a symbol of nature and life, is depicted here emerging from waste, showing how our society has a negative impact on nature and biodiversity.
Furthermore, the melancholic position of the rabbit can also be interpreted as an allegory of how living beings are affected by the destruction of their environment.

I chose this work because it shows us one of the greatest challenges and problems currently facing our planet

When looking at the rabbit more closely, one can notice that its appearance is both familiar and strange.
The sculpture is highly detailed and the recycled materials used to create it give the work a textured and intricate look, yet despite this animated appearance, the rabbit seems melancholy, almost as if it is looking sadly at the world around it. This impression is reinforced by the rabbit's posture, bent in half and leaning against the wall, and the rabbit's eyes, which seem to be looking with a certain sadness. Overall, the Half Rabbit sculpture is both captivating and intriguing, giving the viewer a sense of admiration, reflection and empathy for the rabbit.

by Roti Samuel

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Angela Haseltine Pozzi (downloaded by Myson) 

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(FinalTask)"Sea creatures made of trash on display at the Oregon Zoo".

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(FinalTask)"Sea creatures made of trash on display at the Oregon Zoo".

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The document above is a photo from the exhibition of Angela Haseltine Pozzi's plastic sculptures at the Oregon Zoo. This photo comes from the website of "Oregon Public Broadcasting".

Link below :
--->Click here to access the document online ;)

I chose Angela Haseltine Pozzi because I find that her plastic sculptures
strongly participate in raising awareness about plastic pollution, since they are all made from plastics picked up on the beach. In addition, his sculptures can be a source of inspiration for ecological art because of their aesthetics, details and popularity since their first exhibition at the Oregon Zoo.

Angela Haseltine Pozzi was born on January 9, 1953 in San Francisco, California. She began creating art from beach trash in 2010, which led to the creation of the Washed Ashore Project, a nonprofit organization based in Bandon, Oregon, USA. Since then, she has created over 80 large-scale sculptures made from more than 26 tons of plastic debris. The sculptures have been displayed in museums, zoos, and aquariums across the United States, raising awareness about the importance of reducing plastic waste and protecting our oceans. In recognition of her achievements, Pozzi has received several awards, including the EPA's Ocean Hero Award in 2015 and the Coastal America Partnership Award in 2017.

In this photo, we can see sculptures of real marine animals that are made from plastic waste collected on the beaches of Oregon. The sculptures include sea turtles, sharks, jellyfish, and other marine creatures and are displayed as part of the "Washed Ashore: Art to Save the Sea" exhibition at the Oregon Zoo in Portland, USA.

The message behind the exhibition these sculptures is to raise public awareness of the problem of plastic pollution in the oceans and to encourage people to reduce their use of plastic. The sculptures of sea creatures presented in the exhibition are all made of plastic waste collected on the beaches of Oregon, which illustrates the devastating impact of plastic pollution on the marine environment.
The message of the exhibition is to make the public aware of the need to take measures to reduce plastic pollution and to fight against its harmful effects on marine animals and the environment in general. The exhibition also encourages people to adopt more sustainable and environmentally friendly practices to protect our planet.

Personally, when I looked at this photo for the first time, I was more impressed by the aesthetics of her sculptures, the close resemblance to reality. After a short, closer look I noticed that the sculptures were entirely made of plastic. I was shocked at the number of plastics that could be found on a beach and still it is only a small handful. It's sorry, what we are inflicting on our poor planet.
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𝕄𝕪𝕤𝕠𝕟ツ   TaleA                                             2023.

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THIS document is an graffitis. One of banksy most poignant examples  of américain street art.                                            The artist is banksy is a british urban  art artist who works under  a pseudonym . He uses stencil painting to convey his messages, often mix politics , humor and poetry. His works are humorous images , sometimes combined whith slogans . Banksy is committed to Many causes :peace, famine in devoloping countries and of course écologie.

This graffitis is one of banksy most poignant ewamples of américain street art "i remember when all this was trees" is a a foor-color aerosol stencil and freehand figural work with text depicting a young boy holding a brush and a can of red paint . Having just written the title statement lamenting  the loss of nature and deforestation , the young boy confronts the viewer directly with a deadpan expression.

the piece features a small child  reaching up to touch a stenciled image  of a sign that reads "i remember when all this was trees " . This is a référence to the fact  that many cities  have grown  at the expence  of natural landscapes ,
and it is  also  a reminder of the need to protect environment. the art work is thought to be a comentary  on urbanization  and the loss of natural environment.

for me the work of banksy was well done. because we can clearly see that  he is trying  to convey  a message  with the sentence "i remember when all was a trees" . we can see that it refers  to the environment  and its  protection.

I chose this image because it my much more when I saw it the first time.in addition to that the message that is sent is very precise, and allows to fight against deforestation and protect the environment.

danick adiejontoe