Today, 22 April, is World Earth Day. We should be thinking about our environment every day but our frenetic lives mean it can easily go to the bottom of the pile (generally under work projects, supervising homework and despairing of piles of washing that never seem to diminish). I’m as guilty as the next person […]
Tag Archives: ocean plastic
23
Jul
Jul
I remember once learning about the law of entropy. It states that ‘all things tend towards disorder’, whether on an atomic level or a macro scale. This natural tendency towards disorder can be a massive pain (Has anyone seen my keys?) but it is always, I think, interesting. I’ve watched entropy act upon this pile […]
22
Jul
Jul
Good morning from Tuesday. Here’s the desaturated plastics pic I promised you. It’s a blend of pieces from Devon, Cornwall and London, and quite a few from France. Hope you enjoy the colours. Have a great day. Martha, The Colour File x
05
Sep
Sep
Recently, I’ve been creating a series of Thames plastic collages, set against different coloured backgrounds. In a slightly obsessional curatorly fashion, I’ve enjoyed keeping the Thames batch separate from my other plastic litter hauls to give them a chance to sing on their own. There’s been a sense of self-containedness that I’ve loved from working […]
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