Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Earth-Day-Beach-Art-Installation-in-Spain-27MZIFJXT17TC.htmlConceptually similarEarth Day Beach Art Installation in SpainGP0STRUEGCompleted★★★★★★Earth Day Beach Art Installation in SpainGP0STRUEICompleted★★★★★★★Earth Day Beach Art Installation in SpainGP0STRUEHCompleted★★★★★★Earth Day Beach Art Installation in SpainGP0STRUECCompleted★★★★★★Earth Day Beach Art Installation in SpainGP0STRUEDCompleted★★★★★★Coastal Development in Cadiz, SpainGP035OJCompleted★★★★Coastal Development in SpainGP0STORXHCompleted★★★★Earth Day Break Free from Plastics Action in MexicoGP0STRT70Completed★★★★★★★Earth Day Break Free from Plastics Action in MexicoGP0STRT71Completed★★★★View AllGP0STRUEFEarth Day Beach Art Installation in SpainMore than one million people ahead of this year’s Earth Day (April 22) are demanding that the world’s largest corporations reduce their production of single-use plastic. Beach artist Marcelo van Es creates a replica of the Million Acts of Blue logo with his art installation on a beach near Cadiz, Spain. Artists have created massive works of beach art throughout Europe calling attention to the issue of ocean plastic pollution.Locations:Cadiz-Europe-SpainDate:14 Apr, 2018Credit:© Bill Hunter / GreenpeaceLatitude:36°14'39.96"NMaximum size:2215px X 2035pxLongitude6°4'39.78"WKeywords:Aerial view-Art installations-Art works-Artists-Beaches-Day-KWCI (GPI)-Oceans (campaign title)-Outdoors-Plastics-Sand-ShadowsShoot:Earth Day Beach Art Installation in SpainMore than one million people ahead of this year’s Earth Day (April 22) are demanding that the world’s largest corporations reduce their production of single-use plastic. Beach artist Marcelo van Es creates a replica of the Million Acts of Blue logo with his art installation on a beach near Cadiz, Spain. Artists have created massive works of beach art throughout Europe calling attention to the issue of ocean plastic pollution.Related Collections:Earth Day Actions Worldwide to Break Free From Plastic (Photos & Videos)
