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to examine and draw awareness to beach litter and its effects

Month: July 2018

Posted by jcb990 on July 9, 2018 in Uncategorized

Invest in Me

Julia Barton, Portobello photo by Penny Haywood Calder

To make a series of 30 large sculptures  #LitterCUBES from plastic beach litter collected from shorelines around Scotland in 2019, to show the link between plastic and oil. I want to engage people in weighing the #LitterCUBES to calculate how many litres of petrol each CUBE represents .

Donations of any amount are welcomed to start the fundraising  to make the sculptures, so we can visualise the true cost of plastic pollution.  Visit my Just-Giving crowd funding page to learn more and to donate.

Cotton bud CUBE EEc 2

Click below to listen to a Podcast  explaining the background to the #LitterCUBES

https://littoralartproject.files.wordpress.com/2018/07/80-julia-barton-environmental-artist.mp3

 

CUBE construction diagram

There are limited edition prints  of small # LitterCUBE surfaces to win.

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Please pass on the Just Giving link and leave suggestions of how to promote the appeal.  Thank you!

 

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