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Our publication 'Seeing Through the Trouble' is about a search for a new way of visualizing. Through the combination of image and text we show the oil pollution in our oceans in a new way.
We feel compelled to do something about the current image of oil pollution in our oceans. We are negatively informed and visually influenced, as a result of that we become passive. However, we need environmentalists to bring the problem to the peoples attention. There is much to be gained in changing from a passive attitude to an active attitude towards oil pollution. Visualizing a small portion of the problem helps people understand the bigger problem.
We dare you to explore the layers of meaning. What if for example you could be like a circle, water or even the globe? Expand your horizon and leave the beaten track. What would you do to prevent oil pollution?
