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Human Pollution
Rachel Jang
San Ramon, California
2016, Junior, Art (2014 – 2023)
Reflection

I created this piece of artwork to portray the effect of ocean pollution. The hands represent us. We are reaching towards the water, something we need. There are too many hands and so little water. The water is soon going to be polluted; this is represented by the darkness surrounding the ocean water. As we pollute the water, we end up killing many marine life and, in the end, affecting ourselves. For us humans, it is a fight against time and money.

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Human Pollution

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