Waterlogged was created from seven different dumpster walls transforming a photograph taken from the shores of Cambria, California into a rolling wave of plastic bags. At the International Coastal Cleanup in 2018, around 1.9 million grocery bags and other plastic bags were collected. Marine animals often mistake plastic bags for food, making plastic bags and other flexible plastic responsible for killing over 80 different species of animals. It takes approximately 1,000 years for a plastic bag to breakdown and even then they never fully disappear, instead they become microplastics absorbing toxins contaminating our oceans and being ingested by marine life.

Edition #2/10, print size 40”x30” (plus 1”border) available for purchase through Your Daily Photograph

Limited Edition of 10 + 2AP
16 by 12 in - $500
24 by 18 in - $800
40 by 30 in - $1,200

Archival fine art print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Ultrasmooth