Ashley Mozo

Pencil sharpener as urbanization: trees are the homes of much of the world’s biodiversity, but are being replaced by housing.

Animals as makeup: cosmetics and other consumer products are being tested on animals causing bodily harm, irreversible damages, and death.

Razor as deforestation: the razor acts as a thresher to clear-cut forests, resulting in desertification, habitat loss, and decreasing wood.

Consumerism as resource depletion: natural resources are being spent faster than they are replenished, and will eventually cease to exist.

Suitcases as landfills: garbage is being shipped between countries for cheaper disposal due to the unmanageable surge of human waste.

Stove and kettle as global warming: a closed ecosystem is being heated to show the increasing temperatures of the world.

Cigarettes as air pollutants: similar to damages of nicotine in our lungs, gases from industries are damaging the Earth’s atmosphere.

Oil spills as fish food: oil is deliberately being poured inside a fishbowl, damaging and contaminating the ecosystem within.

Glacier as water pitcher: melting polar ice caps are contributing to freshwater depletion and the rise of global sea levels.

Pills as animals: endangered animals are collected and poached for their parts to be consumed and used for medical practices.

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