Like an Oil Spill Plastic Trash
Never
  Goes Away

Carolyn Cardinet is an artist and an accidental activist. On her many beach walks she has seen the degradation of beaches
around Australia and 10 years ago she started on this project and a never ending artistic journey.
Her thirst for new horizon has taken her on many artist residencies and adventures across our oceans to discover
and engage the viewers, of her large installation art, on the state of our plastic consumerist society.

• Creating Temporal Visual Poetics to engage people with places in ethical ways.
• Promoting artistic expression, social interaction and responsiveness for the world that surrounds us.
• Sustainability in art is the connection between nature & culture and art & ecology.

For the last decade, Carolyn has developed an extensive body of works that reflects on sustainability and
ecological value in our society.
Her immersive large-installation works are embedded with transparency, beauty and a sense of loss.

'With a multi-medium environmental practice, my work is in reclaiming material to challenge
and reconsider our responsibility towards over consumption and therefor unwanted waste.
In reusing discards, I up-cycle waste, re-purpose and transform the abandoned as a personal response
to the world we live in for others to see.'