Artysta z Kanady robi fascynujące aranżacje z plastiku, aby pokazać światowe zagrożenie!

Wyjątkową cechą prac Benjamina Von Wonga jest to, że używa tony plastikowych słomek, butelek i kubków w swoich instalacjach, aby pokazać, jak realny i ogromny jest problem zanieczyszczenia środowiska. Dzieli się zdjęciami za kulisami i jesteśmy zaskoczeni tym, ile wysiłku potrzeba, aby zrealizować jego pomysły. Mamy nadzieję, że te projekty artystyczne otworzą ci oczy na to, jak bardzo ocean nas potrzebuje.

Dajemy owację na stojąco temu artyście i mamy szczerą nadzieję, że nie zignorujesz wiadomości, którą wysyła za pośrednictwem swojej sztuki.

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This is a mermaid lying on 10,000 plastic bottles. You need to see it on a bigger screen than your phone ! Check out how we did it on the description link #mermaids #mermaidshateplastic makeup

A post shared by Von Wong (@vonwong) on Dec 12, 2016 at 11:04am PST

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Shedding a tear for the amount of plastic in the ocean :( #mermaids #mermaidshateplastic #plastic #pollution @claracloutier @cyntault_creations @tamsen.rae

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By the year 2050, there could be more plastic than fish in the sea. It sounds crazy but when you look at the combination or overfishing and the hockeystick production of plastics… That's when things start getting a little crazy. It sounds like a tiny thing to stop using a straw but all change start small! #strawpocalypse Model: @tyhdtyhdtyhd Plastic straw fish: @nikkytran Straws collected by @zerowastesaigon and @starbucksvietnam

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"It's just one straw, said 8 billion people" With my latest piece, I wanted to find a unique way to showcase the threat that our ocean and future generations are under. It took us 6 months to collect 168,000 straws recovered off the streets of Vietnam with the help of @zerowastesaigon and @starbucksvietnam to build this piece. If you enjoy it, please check out our video on the link in my bio ☝️☝️ #strawpocalypse #laststraw

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"We don't inherit this planet from our parents, we borrow it from our children" #plastikophobia was made with the help of @imaginator_studios out of 18,000 cups collected over the course of just 1.5 days thanks to @nea_sg. It's up at the Sustainable Singapore Galleries for the next 5 weeks for anyone that wishes to experience it and share it with their friends and family. Make sure to watch how this was done in my bio link! Model: @lifeofapotatodancer Light globe: @bron.sg

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What if everyone of us could become a little bit more plastikophobic? With less than 10% of plastics recycled every single year, we're starting to run out of time to save our oceans. Tag a friend that lives in singapore. The installation is up, photo ready and free to shoot at. Let's spread the #plastikophobia

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Final shot of the series with @katerina_soldatou showing individual action isn't enough to solve the plastic problem. Thank y'all for following on this journey with us! It's the end of a chapter. www.truckloadofplastic.com

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Recycling is great, but what happens to plastic in the smaller, poorer and more remote cities that aren't set up for it? They're stuck dealing with first world commodities that was built to last forever with no way of getting rid of it. Have you watched the video yet? Truckloadofplastic.com #breakfreefromplastics #truckloadofplastic

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