Plastic Carnival 塑料嘉年华 | 环保主题大屏数字影像 Original

Plastic Carnival is a digital animation concerning the problem of plastic waste in the oceans. The work imagines a speculative world where, in 2050, there would be more plastic debris in the ocean than fish.

Set beneath the ocean's level surface, where all sorts of plastic rubbish floats, they will, unexpectedly, dance to music in the dynamic ocean, creating a carnival-like celebration. These seemingly free and active pieces of fishnets, plastic bags and bottles are telling us about this serious and urgent problem in a playful way.

More Info: https://kepeng.cargo.site/Plastic-Carnival
This piece has been exhibit in January 2023 at the TEN Square and Media Art Nexus in Singarpore as part of the ‘ART-ACT Festival’.

The first edition of 'ART-ACT Festival' features audiovisual art pieces reflecting on some of the most relevant and pressing topics experienced today such as the climate crisis, human rights, freedom of expression, among others. The artists are alumni and current students of the Royal College of Art with the support of Nanyang Technological University, School of Art, Design, and Media in Singapore.

The festival features 7 curated art pieces that screened in two large LED billboard formats around the city of Singapore- one Ten Square, Landmark of Good at the Selegie Art District, and Media Art Nexus at the Nanyang Technological University Singapore.