London UK 30 March 2022 Philippine artist Leeroy New, making the final adjustments to his installation which will be on view until 26 April to mark the occasion of Earth Day. This will be New’s first UK installation, and takes form as three fantastical upturned ships, elevated metres from the ground, constructed using plastic waste and recycled materials. The installation draws on the culture and mythologies of the artist’s home nation of the Philippines, a country at the frontline of the climate emergency. Paul Quezada-Neiman/Alamy Live News

London UK 30 March 2022  Philippine artist Leeroy New, making the final adjustments to his installation which will be on view until 26 April to mark the occasion of Earth Day. This will be New’s first UK installation, and takes form as three fantastical upturned ships, elevated metres from the ground, constructed using plastic waste and recycled materials. The installation draws on the culture and mythologies of the artist’s home nation of the Philippines, a country at the frontline of the climate emergency. Paul Quezada-Neiman/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
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