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About Pamela Longobardi
Pamela Longobardi is an eminent figure at the crossroads of artistry and activism, celebrated for her unwavering commitment to combatting the widespread menace of marine plastic pollution. Her achievements encompass the esteemed Hudgens Prize and a distinguished professorship at Georgia State University. Longobardi’s creations have adorned the pages of internationally renowned publications like National Geographic and Sierra Magazine, as well as exhibitions, galleries, museums, and public spaces worldwide
Art in the anthropocene
“Through my art, I feel like I’m making monuments to a pivotal moment in human evolution, when we have reached the brink in realisation. We came to understand that we are not alone in this planet, but rather reliant on so many other fantastical fellow lifeforms. We are in a moment in time now to turn the ship in a different direction, and I want to be part of making that visible to everyone.”
— Pamela Longobardi
