Abyssimal…
Rishita Verma

Art. Perspective. Possibility.
Sometimes we buy new goods without paying attention to whether we really need them or not. We don't look at how long they might last, which country they come from or the environmental consequences of manufacturing these goods and how they are disposed. Creating new goods means new factories that need to be built whose operations can create many things that are harmful to our environment. Submit your artistic expression of what "Consumerism and Pollution" means to you. Click Here. ** Don't forget to select 'Consumerism and Pollution' from the drop-down menu!
80 artworks
Rishita Verma
Prithvi Thakur, Suncity School, India
Ahmed Adeel
Zainab
Elizabeth Ann S. Biscocho
Eveline Hipson & Elizabeth Wile
Mher Engibaryan
Anahit Grigoryan
Nane Sahakyan
Anahit Aleyan
Astghik Armenakyan
Ani Vardanyan
Lilit Vagharshakyan
Aaira Garg
hnt
Laura Sabatino
Aisha Maalim
Government model secondary school jikwoyi
Government model secondary school jikwoyi
Government model secondary school jikwoyi
Ajao
Shakti Garg
Shakti Garg
Jazmina
Eason Gao
hope
omer
Sandy Mae Gaspay
nur refera
Dr. Muraleedharan Koluthappallil
Eric Morrison
Ravichand Vidampally
Ravichand Vidampally
Kristin S. Street
Sushil Pawar
Sushil Pawar
joshua amangala
Joseph Anthony
Otilia Moldovan
Otilia Moldovan
Audrey Marois
audrey ste-marie
Vanessa Ágata Design
Vanessa Ágata Design
Vanessa Ágata Design
aadisha tripathy
Wayne Cook
ms-Diljot
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