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Ocean plasitic inside decaying seabird [PHOTO - Algalita Marine Research Fndtn]
Robert Kernodle – developer of “fluidism”
“It finally hit me”, says Kernodle, “how serious the problem is.”
He is talking about the large-scale pollution of Earth’s oceans by plastic garbage, and he has written a new, revealing article to help sound the warning. The article – "Earth’s Oceans In BIG Trouble” – is published at HubPages, the internet community of writers. Read it by clicking on the following link:
http://hubpages.com/
“It’s sheer accident that my fascination with water finds an association with the biggest water pollution crisis of our time”, Kernodle admits. He continues, “Ironically, I use plastic paint in water to achieve beautiful images, and now I seem to plaster these images of beauty beside a greater image of ugliness. Am I a parasitic hypocrite?”
Kernodle has begun to rethink his use of acrylic paints and the use of all paints that might cause environmental harm. He encourages artists to be more conscientious about handling and disposing of their creative materials.
Kernodle’s ART OF FLUID website is at the following address:
http://robertkernodle.yolasite.com
Photo:
http://www.prlog.org/
