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Plastic breaks down into microplastics that sea life consumes. When we consume them, we also ingest the microplastics, especially sea life whose stomaches we also eat like shell fish.

From Charlene Moy

  1. Yesterday's Litter Will Come Back to Us by Charlene Moy, Image 1.

    Yesterday's Litter Will Come Back to Us

    Mixed Media: Upcycled dryer sheets, cotton from pill bottles, silica gel, various plastics, syrafoam, doll house accessories

    36 x 36 x 1 in

  2. Keep Out of the Water by Charlene Moy, Image 8.

    Keep Out of the Water

    Mixed Media: Various plastics, styrofoam, "cotton" from pill bottles, used masks, cut up watercolors, doll house accessories and miscellaneous one use items

    36 x 36 x 1 in

  3. Venture by Charlene Moy, Image 1.

    Venture

    Mixed Media: Upcycled watercolors, various plastics on canvas

    9 x 12 x 1 in

  4. Above, Beyond & Below by Charlene Moy, Image 1.

    Above, Beyond & Below

    Pastel on paper

    22 x 30 in

  5. Salvage Series - 2 by Charlene Moy, Image 2.

    Salvage Series - 2

    Mixed Media: Upcycled watercolors, mesh bags, styrofoam, gauze, various plastics, tissue paper and miscellaneous one use items

    24 x 36 x 1 in

  6. Every Little Thing by Charlene Moy, Image 2.

    Every Little Thing

    Mixed Media: Upcycled watercolor, styrafoam, cotton from pill bottles, gauze, mesh bags, used masks, salt & Qtips used for painting, tissue paper, various plastics

    24 x 36 x 1 in

  7. Look but Don't.... by Charlene Moy, Image 1.

    Look but Don't....

    Watercolor on Yupo

    23 x 35 in

  8. Convoluted by Charlene Moy, Image 1.

    Convoluted

    Watercolor on Yupo

    23 x 35 in