nature

The series consists of a collection of works that address various themes related to sustainability, global warming, and human emotions.

The illustrations of people inside plastic bottles and plastic-dominated landscapes serve as powerful visual metaphors, exploring environmental degradation, isolation, and the complex relationship between humans and consumption. Through these intricate and emotionally charged drawings, I aim to highlight the suffocating effects of plastic pollution and its deep entanglement with modern life.

The figures enclosed in plastic bottles evoke a profound sense of confinement, as if trapped within the very materials that dominate our everyday existence. These images symbolize not only physical entrapment but also the psychological and societal consequences of overconsumption. By placing human figures within plastic, the works emphasize the pervasive impact of synthetic materials on our environment and personal spaces, underscoring the growing disconnection between humanity and nature.

The plastic landscapes are equally thought-provoking. These artificial environments reflect a distorted reality where natural landscapes have been replaced by the very materials that pollute them. The stark contrast between human fragility and the resilient, enduring nature of plastic speaks to the long-term consequences of a throwaway culture.

This body of work draws attention to the urgency of environmental awareness, encouraging viewers to confront the unsettling reality of a world increasingly dominated by plastic. The art offers a poetic yet unsettling reflection on how deeply plastic has become embedded in our lives, prompting critical questions about sustainability, responsibility, and the future of the planet.