Title: 7 Environmental Artists Fighting for Change | Widewalls
Headings: 7 Environmental Artists Fighting for Change
7 Environmental Artists Fighting for Change
August 17, 2016
How Can Environmental Art Change the World?
Scroll Down and See Some of the Most Notable Environmental Artists of Our Time!
Robert Morris - One of the Pioneers of Land Art
Chris Jordan - Exposing Consumeristic Culture
Agnes Denes - The Grandmother of Environmental Art Movement
Edith Meusnier - Mixing Textile and Environment
Nils-Udo - One of the Main Figures of Environmental Art Movement
Andy Goldsworthy - Artist and Environmentalist
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Content: He is better known as a conceptualist, sculptor, but many of his land and environmental art projects concern environmental issues. For example, during the 1970s, Morris began creating figurative art, much of it dealing with the fear of a nuclear war. One of his most notable land art pieces is The Observatory, located in Flevoland, in the Netherlands. This environment art piece is known for its references to Stonehenge in England. Featured Images: Robert Morris - Observatorium
Chris Jordan - Exposing Consumeristic Culture
Chris Jordan is a Seattle-based artist who used to be a lawyer. This environmental artist became recognized for his photographs depicting garbage and other “products” of consumerist culture. His pieces can be quite shocking. He combines photography with technology and digital tools creating artworks that Jordan himself describes as "slow-motion apocalypse". Jordan’s art reminds us how easily we destroy our environment and our planet.