Reclaimed Visions: Art and Sustainability

Art that creates a deeper awareness of the environmental impact of our actions and inspires a shift towards more sustainable living is Heather Law‘s passion. Kala Stein works at the intersection of craft, design, and sustainability, exploring notions of beauty and loss in the natural world. Evan Hobart describes his work as, “a platform to discuss the past, present and future, utilizing the intersection of humanity and nature to comment on modern day life”. He continues, “My work examines today’s world and elaborates on many of its facets such as global climate change, politics, war, religion, society, over-development and possibly the eventual extinction. Unpleasant as it is to confront some of these issues, it is the work (obligation) of the artist and teacher, now and in the past, to do so – in a creative and thought-provoking way.” All three artists work primarily in the medium of ceramics.