An Ocean of Plastic
A project supported with an Artist in the Schools Grant from
and sponsored by
Almsot no new materials were used to create this installation.
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| Installation Days | |
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Jelly fish are made from discarded tore displays, coffee and slurpee lids |
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Octopus is made from old sheets and stuffed with plastic bags. |
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Turtle is made from round snow tobaggans and cardboard. |
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Suction cups on legs of octopus are lids from plastic candy containers. |
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We built it in the back of a semi trailer. |
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| Process Images | |
Turtles
Turtles are made from cardboard, old sewing patterns and plastic food container lids. |
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| Octopus | |
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| Starfish | |
Small starfish are made from discarded plastercine and discarded ear plug containers.
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| Fish Nets | |
discarded scrap yarn was used to make the fish nets. |
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