Amazing These recycled sculptures are impressive, but they have something Somber

These recycled sculptures are impressive, but they have something Somber -

We've probably all seen the debris of plastic kicking around the beach. It's pretty gross, and it certainly takes away from the scenic beauty of the ocean. It also poses health risks for sea creatures, great and small. This type of litter does not bode well for a man, either.

You may be thinking, "I only saw one or two pieces of plastic rubbish on the beach. That must mean nothing compared to the vastness of the sea. "Well, you might think so, but all these little bits add up to something very, very serious.

in fact, whole sculptures can be created from this range.

In fact, entire sculptures can be created from this litter.

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and this is not the only environmental organization Washed Ashore collects plastic waste from the beaches and the uses to build these large-scale sculptures of the life of the sea. - the same creatures affected by the pollution. by creating the sculptures, they hope to communities show the true extent of this environmental problem.

The sculptures are not painted, either. There is enough waste in the ocean to cover all of their color needs.

The sculptures aren't painted, either. There's enough trash in the ocean to cover all of their color needs.

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Some parts as this starfish, even a little window glass.

Some pieces, like this starfish, even showcase a bit of glass.

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For most however, they find petroleum-based waste, such as plastic, nets, and rope.

For the most part, however, they find petroleum-based garbage, like plastic, netting, and rope.

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And while the little things added, they also found a little shocking large debris.

And while the little stuff adds up, they've also found some shockingly large debris.

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sculptures are created under the Executive head artist Angela Haseltine Pozzi, and built by staff Washed Ashore (with a little help from community volunteers). Using only the things they have collected from the beach, they were able to build all kinds of massive sculptures, including a styrofoam coral reef, a model of an oil spill, and a model an ocean gyre passage. That sounds cool, but it also speaks to the enormous amount of waste that is thrown into the ocean every day.

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the sea jellies were made from plastic bottles.

These sea jellies were made from plastic bottles.

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When you get on the smart way to these sculptures, it is sickening to think about it floating in the sea.

When you get over how clever these sculptures are, it's sickening to think about all of this floating around in the sea.

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And this is just the thing that has been removed . Imagine how much more is there.

And this is just the stuff that's been pulled out. Imagine how much more is out there.

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If you want to know more about Washed Ashore and events, see the latest news on their website, or follow them on Facebook and Twitter. You can also hear about their upcoming documentary on YouTube.

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Amazing These recycled sculptures are impressive, but they have something Somber

in fact, whole sculptures can be created from this range.

The sculptures are not painted, either. There is enough waste in the ocean to cover all of their color needs.

Some parts as this starfish, even a little window glass.

For most however, they find petroleum-based waste, such as plastic, nets, and rope.

And while the little things added, they also found a little shocking large debris.

the sea jellies were made from plastic bottles.

When you get on the smart way to these sculptures, it is sickening to think about it floating in the sea.

And this is just the thing that has been removed . Imagine how much more is there.

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