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It's inspired by the way monet paintings are portrayed and the depiction of our world becoming more cultural and inclusive. This image shows my perspective on the near future, and the new Earth we're going to live in.
It's inspired by the way monet paintings are portrayed and the depiction of our world becoming more cultural and inclusive. This image shows my perspective on the near future, and the new Earth we're going to live in.
The Philippines ranks third in the world for its contribution to plastic pollution. We buy everything in small sachet or single-use plastics such as shampoo, toothpaste, coffee and milk because these are the things that we can only afford .
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"Sachet economy", single use plastic, "ocean plastic"
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These are the visions that come up to my mind when I close my eyes and imagine a better world. I think of all the things that are changing very quickly and also about the many ‘problems’ to fix in the world today. Issues represented in this piece are: fight for equality (LGBTQ+), Peace and Conflict, Environment (Global Warming and...
Our collective actions serve as the seedlings manifesting the blossoming movement of climate action. These seedlings grow and nourish to fulfill the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations. In brief, climate justice does not only revolve around the environmental spectrum, but it also roots out to socioeconomic, political, and...
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human, seedlings, sustainable, development, climate justice, collective movement
To remind people of the consequences of climate change I painted this picture in the style of Vincent Van Gogh. It is to show the schizophrenic side of society, which watches the Kilmawandel idly and accepts that they die out only because they are too inconsistent to change something.
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Van Gogh, climate change, Burning Forrest
This is an acrylic painting depicting areas of land and sea with geometric shapes, symbolizing the courage we need to take action and create a better world.
