WORK IN PROGRESS
On View at
LifeThymeMarket
410 6th Ave. (btwn 8th & 9th)
Greenwich Village, NY 10011
On View at
LifeThymeMarket
410 6th Ave. (btwn 8th & 9th)
Greenwich Village, NY 10011
Artist Statement
30 years ago, living in Eastern LI, I became overwhelmed by the astounding amount of plastic on the beaches.
Poly at the Beach. Poly with one L for polymer became a series of works devoted to our worship of plastic. Sadly not much has changed.
30 years ago, living in Eastern LI, I became overwhelmed by the astounding amount of plastic on the beaches.
Poly at the Beach. Poly with one L for polymer became a series of works devoted to our worship of plastic. Sadly not much has changed.
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has.” Margaret Mead
Let’s shoo away the “APOCALYPSE OF PLASTIC” from devouring our planet.
Can we save the planet from becoming plastic? WE can do it.
Let’s shoo away the “APOCALYPSE OF PLASTIC” from devouring our planet.
Can we save the planet from becoming plastic? WE can do it.
“APOCALYPSE OF PLASTIC”
Original Photo Jeff Hodges, Reimagined Miss Ellen Ruth Levy
USA printed on 45% recycled polyester produced in the USA.
September 2019.
More information/Purchase misse@missellenruthlevy.nyc
Original Photo Jeff Hodges, Reimagined Miss Ellen Ruth Levy
USA printed on 45% recycled polyester produced in the USA.
September 2019.
More information/Purchase misse@missellenruthlevy.nyc