Wherever I go there is always a footprint that marks I've been there. I contaminate the concrete jungle we live in with nature. The artwork is intentionally designed to showcase the unity between man and nature. Furthermore, indicating our shared origin, thus deriving that idea of Biophilia. materials: small flowers, grass turf
"Carbon-footprints" are the amount of waste product and carbondioxide we produce and leave behind; it is currently hurting the environment on a unprecedented level. From everyday foods on our plates to the automobiles we drive to work, every step we take generates a filthy effect towards the environment. Although the effects may not seem so evident to the eye right now, if we give it enough time, it will begin to take a tremendous toll on the very creatures that showed indifference to preserving it--Us. In order to prevent the rising sea levels, extreme weathers, we ought to rectify our attitudes towards the world we live in; and rather than taking it as granted for the sake of satisfying our own conveniences and pleasures, we should safeguard it, tend it, sustain it for the sake of ourr future generations to come. I created this piece called "Nature's Footprints." As someone who is borned in the 21st century--a generation that has experienced the effects of c...
Materials: iPhone camera, photoshop Process: I used the twig as a silhouette, encircling the two kids. Furthermore, I lowered the image saturation excluding the little girl, creating a contrast. Idea: The photo carries on the earlier theme(contrasting carbon-Footprint) by illustrating the main character of the photo(the little girl) as the deputy of nature or some would say the embodiment of nature, who represents a source of light and vitality in the world of black and white
I like this but it needs to maybe be changed a little since it's exactly like the reference artist
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