Environmental Graffiti

Environmental Graffiti Interviews Light Graffiti Artist Vicki DaSilva

Vicki DaSilva is a light graffiti legend. Influenced by the birth of graffiti in NYC, she decided to develop her own more ephemeral but no less inspiring take on the art form, making thin air instead of subway cars her canvas, swapping spray cans for light sources, and capturing the play of light in long exposure photography. Here the artist herself talks exclusively to EG.

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Garbage Transformed into Incredible Green Art Installation

It’s an unfortunate but necessary evil that trash has to lay littering the streets until collection. It’s not clean and it’s not pretty. Well, it wasn’t until artist Adrian Kondratowicz collaborated with Renee Mlynaryk to design and produce a range of colorful trash bags which have decorated the streets of New York since May this year.

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How Often Is The Sky Falling?

After reading that a home in New Zealand was rather dramatically disturbed by a bit of falling mechanical trash, I began to wonder how often, exactly, the sky feels fit to fall on us. Not just airplane parts, or the occasional poo bomb, but meteorites, too, [...]

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Eco Libris Interviews Jack Guest, Creator of A Convenient Truth

Raz Godelnik is the founder of Eco Libris, the green company that plants a tree for every book you buy. Raz is an experienced green businessman and great guy. He recently sat down for an interview with Jack Guest, creator of

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