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Watch the Land, Watching You

Watch the Land, Watching You is a piece inspired by eco brutalism. Created using a television set with the screen and its insides extracted to be filled with plants, moss, and dirt, it represents eco brutalism at its core; non-organic structures... More

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Mother, Earth

An environment of living plants and found objects such as moss, and a pregnant body made of homemade bioplastic

Sculpture

Palm the Earth

This piece will decompose throughout time and the moss will overtake it

Mixed Media

Suffocate

Microplastic are suffocating us everyday. The use of once use plastic is killing our planet. But plastic is also very important to people with disabilities because of this the use plastic saves lives. The plastic being decomposable but still being... More

Work by

Sar Wagman

Life Studies

“Multidisciplinary artist with specialities in sculpting, life sciences and sustainability. Sustainable Developer with 5+ years of facilitation and community outreach in arts programming.”

Artwork Collection

Thesis Works

A collection of works as I explore my thesis

Watch the Land, Watching You

Watch the Land, Watching You is a piece inspired by eco brutalism. Created using a television set with the screen and its insides extracted to be filled with plants, moss, and dirt, it represents eco brutalism at its core; non-organic structures... More

Mother, Earth

An environment of living plants and found objects such as moss, and a pregnant body made of homemade bioplastic

Palm the Earth

This piece will decompose throughout time and the moss will overtake it

Suffocate

Microplastic are suffocating us everyday. The use of once use plastic is killing our planet. But plastic is also very important to people with disabilities because of this the use plastic saves lives. The plastic being decomposable but still being... More

Work by

Sar Wagman

“Multidisciplinary artist with specialities in sculpting, life sciences and sustainability. Sustainable Developer with 5+ years of facilitation and community outreach in arts programming.”