What are the cultural perceptions of plastic as a medium for “natural” art?
Plastic, often seen as a synthetic and artificial material, has increasingly been used in art to challenge traditional notions of "natural" aesthetics. Artists worldwide are repurposing plastic to create works that mimic organic forms, sparking debates about sustainability and cultural values. While some view plastic art as a commentary on environmental degradation, others appreciate its versatility and modern appeal. This duality reflects broader societal attitudes toward industrialization and nature. By transforming waste into beauty, plastic art bridges the gap between human innovation and ecological consciousness, redefining what "natural" means in contemporary creativity.
