A PLASTIC OCEAN

We are living in the Plastisphere world. Every day, every people use plastic, and this means everyone should have responsibility for this human-made plastic environment.

This collection shows my childhood memories of the beauty and purity of sea creatures, and the effect pollution has had on them.


My exploration of jewelry as a personal medium provides viewers with a door to contemplate the various problems with plastic.

This collection shows my childhood memories of the beauty and purity of sea creatures, and the effect pollution has had on them.


My exploration of jewelry as a personal medium provides viewers with a door to contemplate the various problems with plastic.

Using plastic waste as the main ornament in my surrounding places, such as my school, room, and friends’ houses, gives numerous possibilities and directions to how we should start acting responsibly towards our nature.
My process of forming the plastic and setting the pearls and electric forming represents the creativity of how I mimic the contemporary problems in our ocean and thereby raise awareness.

The current state of plastic consumption is in overload, hence the option to keep trash in an environmentally correct way is impossible. In our fast-paced consumer environment, people can easily replace their necessities when no longer needed. As a result, more than 10 million tons of plastic are dumped into our oceans every year. Sustainable practice is no longer optional for society.

This collection shows my childhood memories of the beauty and purity of sea creatures, and the effect pollution has had on them.


My exploration of jewelry as a personal medium provides viewers with a door to contemplate the various problems with plastic.

This collection shows my childhood memories of the beauty and purity of sea creatures, and the effect pollution has had on them.


My exploration of jewelry as a personal medium provides viewers with a door to contemplate the various problems with plastic.