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"Bottleline Horizon ".
By
Tim Pugh
2017
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- Live Art
- Mixed Media
- Installation Art
- Photography
- Urban Dynamics & Public Realm
- Participatory & Collaborative
- Pollution
- Plastic Bottles
- Intervention
- Colour
- Mixed Media
- Environment
- South Beach
- Whitehaven
- West Cumbria
- Design
- Diversity
Dimensions
2 metres long X 0.5 meters high
The temporary installation was created at South Beach in Whitehaven, West Cumbria in March 2017. The artwork was created in response to discovering a pool of plastic bottles washed up on the tideline after a recent storm.Whilst highlighting the perils of environmental degradation, I was simultaneously seduced by the attractive colours of the bottles reminding me of glass experiments I did at College many years ago and enjoyed the playfull manner in how I created the artwork.I had quite a few curious onlookers watching from the harbour wall and hoped they were as shocked as me at the sheer amount of waste that was washed up.
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