The University of Brighton is currently exhibiting Vivienne Westwood’s striking “Wave Sculpture,” a poignant piece crafted from marine debris, on loan from the Blue Marine Foundation. This powerful installation—composed of plastic cups, nets, rope, beer cans, and lighters—coincides with World Ocean Day and serves as a tangible call to action against overfishing and ocean pollution.
Read the full article from The Argus here.
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