Chris Jordan / Plastic Bottles
Artist visualizes the true world
Above: Plastic Bottles, 2007. “Depicts two million plastic beverage bottles, the number used in the US every five minutes.”
See more of Chris Jordan’s photographic work here.
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3 Responses to “Chris Jordan / Plastic Bottles”
mona added these words on Feb 25 08 at 4:23 AMoh my gosh! is this for real? where is that? but they do make a beautiful photograph and visual art
Erik Brandt added these words on Feb 25 08 at 7:47 AMHallo Mona! Go to his site, you will see the wide variety of his work. These are not actual photographs of a large field, he uses the computer to create statistically accurate images.
Lump_Beefbroth added these words on Feb 25 08 at 10:47 AMhttp://www.boingboing.net/2007/10/22/floating-toxic-plast.html
inspiration?