Along the way, we checked to see if there was plastic on the ground and in the river, and we realized that we pollute more than we imagined.

We took some photos of the way, and when we arrived, we found a lot of plastic before entering the beach.

Later, we sat down where the stones were and began to search among them for pieces of plastic, meanwhile, Eneritz and me, went to the river for some algae, there we found even more plastic, and we took a photo of it. 

When we got back to the beach, Aiza was making a beautiful stone tower, and Enara, was looking for the prettiest ones. 

And finally, we went home and before leaving the beach I fell to my knees on the stones and injured myself.

Stone, sticks, plastic, rope, paints and cardboard.

To start, we will take the piece of cardboard of the size you want, and we will draw a big fish in the middle of the cardboard with the pencil. Then, in the excess of the cardboard, we will stick stones of different sizes, colors, and also you can draw waves or bottle of plastics. Around the drawing of the fish or by the stones, we will stick a blue and fine rope you can find at the beach. Secondly, put a piece of plastic to the body of the fish, can be of the color you want, and also you can paint the fish. Finally, we will put the sticks on top of the art mural to make it look like the fish is contaminated for all the plastic we trow to the sea and is inside a jail because it can go out of there. This mural is good to realize all the damage we are causing to the sea and that we must start from the beginning to stop this.

An idea occurred to me with materials from home and from the beach. I did this project with a lot of will and emotion because I thought it could be very good for me.

At first, I thought about making some jellyfish with plastic, but then I realized that this idea was going to be done by many people, and I began to think that all sea animals suffer a lot and feel like they are in jail because they don't They can get out of the water. I was inspired by that idea and that's why I put some wooden sticks as if the fish were in jail.
In my mural, each object means something important. The stones mean that all the fish and living beings in the sea have to survive despite all the dirt that is in the sea, and to transmit that, I put stones at random as if the fish were avoiding them.

The following materials are no longer as important.

The final result has been quite good, and I liked it a lot.

Before doing the mural, I was doing a lot of drafts to know exactly how and with what to do the mural.

Thanks to this project, he had a good time on the beach with the sea and nature, he learned that together we can solve this problem with the environment.