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Consumerism and Pollution

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!

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80 artworks

Leafless Tree

Leafless Tree

Salim October

Antigua & Barbuda · Photography, Black and White

Brain Freeze

Brain Freeze

Hannah Ruth Elizabeth Guthrie

Canada · Painting, Oil

Pollution

Pollution

Jillian Xenia Sunderland

United States · Photography, Digitally Manipulated

Untitled

Untitled

Gabriela Aguinaga

Ecuador · Photography, Colour

Junk

Junk

Frederick Bernas

Czech Republic · Photography, Colour

Junk

Junk

Andrew Willis

Canada · 3D Graphics

THE MASK

THE MASK

POCHOLO GONZALES

Philippines · Photography, Colour

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