One thing we continue to come back to in working with artists, is how often creativity becomes a source of therapy, a place to process life and the experiences of the world in our own individual ways. A deeper reflection of how we can learn about ourselves, intentionally and intuitively, noticing what others might pass by, and choosing to observe a little longer. Understanding that not all creative practices begin with the intention to produce something.

Something that once felt like a small and insignificant piece of waste can become a measurable form of individual and global impact. What if we could see how many plastic caps pass through our own hands in a week or a month?

Earth Day is coming, and this year we are bringing artists, organizations, businesses, and local initiatives together to explore how creativity and everyday actions can protect the planet.