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Plastiglomerate
Kirsty Robertson
Plastiglomerate clearly demonstrates the permanence of the disposable. It is evidence of death that cannot decay, or that decays so slowly as to have removed itself from a natural lifecycle. It is akin to a remnant, a relic, though one imbued with very little affect. As a charismatic object, it is a useful metaphor, poetic and aesthetic—a way through which science and culture can be brought together to demonstrate human impact on the land.
e-flux Journal
Posted: December 8, 2016
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Geology, Water & The Sea, Anthropocene, Pollution & Toxicity