Inspired Protest Artists: Environmental Artwork Series by Richard and Tatiana of Design's the Limit

Artist Statement " The trickle down economics of convenient single use disposable drinking water bottles is simple: The people ask for water and get empty plastic bottles. Our sand-carved glass sculpture has been created to help raise awareness about the impact of single-use plastics, and micro-plastics, which are impacting our marine ecosystems. Our work is inspired from a desire to create thoughtful discussion with the use of imagery which has been selected to convey the importance of eliminating plastic pollution from the oceans before it is too late. Experience our work as a journey from understanding the problems we face, through acceptance of the scale of the issue, and go forth with a personal determination to change our course by making changes to our society starting with our personal lives and in our shared perceptions. We can not pollute what we do not inhabit without consequence, we will be consumed by our negative habits. Join us on our mission to reduce our use of disposables by repurposing instead of purchasing and recycling so that we may learn to live in peace with our world's natural habitats."

The latest artwork in our environmental awareness series, 'Trickle Down Thirst' by Richard and Tatiana of Design's the Limit, has been submitted and is currently on display in Norfolk, Virginia as part of the Virginia Glass Guild 2018 Member's Exhibition and is available for public viewing until March 31st at the Slover Library in Downtown Norfolk.

VIRGINIA GLASS GUILD MEMBER'S EXHIBITION: The Slover Library 235 E Plume St. Norfolk, VA 23510
Show runs from March 4th, 2018 to March 31st, 2018 with opportunity to vote for the People's Choice Award

Our Environmental Awareness Series is a Work in Progress. We created our the first in the series for the Virginia Glass Guild's 30th Annual Juried Exhibition. Entitled 'A Tribute to Appearances' by Richard and Tatiana of Design's the Limit, this work was displayed at the Charles H. Taylor Arts Center in Hampton, Virginia from October to December of 2017.

-The Top Panel of Glass Shows the Intervention of Man & the Application of Chemicals into the Natural Environment.
-The Middle Panel Shows the Beauty of the Dahlia in it's Glory!
-The Bottom Panel Shows Exhibits the Effect of Man's Involvement in the Natural World with Disambiguation.

SUPPORT THE ARTS: Our work is made possible in part thanks to the support we receive on Patreon. We wish to expand our efforts for the environmental movement with even more artwork to inspire positive change in our time with your support! Our patrons receive behind the scenes, first look, and the opportunity to inspire our future works. Learn more at patreon.com/designsthelimit

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Richard and Tatiana of Design's the Limit
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