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Whether you read them in the paper or overhear a friend rattling off some numbers at a dinner party, most statistics are often too abstract and/or overwhelming to have a real impact. Especially the ones we should pay attention to, such as our excessively wasteful consumption, the number of deaths from prescription medication overdoses, the pervasive use of GMO seeds in the world or the disturbingly high number of elective breast implants performed in our country annually, just to name a few…
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seattle-based photographer chris jordan's manipulated digital images tell the story of human consumption and degradation.
Numbers are sexy, fascinating and creative.Yes, I may be a bit on the nerdy side, but I know that everyone will enjoy the "numbers" that make up the statistical description of the strangely seductive
‘Public largely unaware of the e-waste impacts on human health and environment’ By Stephen Leahy UXBRIDGE, Canada, Nov 1, 2011 (IPS) Mountains of hazardous waste grow by about 40 millio…
<span>During the Milan Design Week 2019 gallerist Rossana Orlandi will award the winners of the Ro Plastic Prize, a prize she established in the footsteps of the previous Guiltless Plastic, to encourage a more conscious use of the material.</span>
sans seurat, 2007 - depicts 106,000 aluminum cans, the number used in the US every thirty seconds. the work of photographer chris jordan examines american
Photographer Chris Jordan explores the phenomenon of American consumerism by making large-format, long-zoom artwork from the most mindblowing data. Cans Seurat depicts 106,000 aluminum cans in the form of George Seurat’s A Sunday Afternoon on…
