Title: Ecological art - Wikipedia
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Content: reveals information and conditions through image-making and object-making with the intention of stimulating dialogue. Remediation projects: reclaim or restore polluted and disrupted environments – these artists often work with environmental scientists, landscape architects and urban planners. Activist and protest art: engage, inform, energize and activate change of behaviors and/or public policy. Social sculptures: are socially engaged, time-based artwork that involve communities in monitoring their landscapes, and take a participatory role in sustainable practices and lifestyles. Ecopoetic art: initiate a re-envisioning of the natural world, inspiring co-existence with other species. Direct encounter artworks: