PangeaSeed Foundation is a nonprofit organization in Hawaii that’s using art to help save Earth’s waters. They created an international mural program called Sea Walls: Artists For Oceans in which over 350 ocean-themed murals have been painted so far by over 300 artists in 15 countries.
“We always aim to create a balance between international, national and local artists,” says the organization founder Tré Packard for This Is Colossal. “Over the years, with the Sea Walls: Artists for Oceans program being nomadic, we’ve learned the importance of community ownership of the murals once we’ve packed up and left town. There tend to be so many incredible local creatives in the areas we host projects, so we work hand in hand with the local project director to help identify local artists who we invite to participate in the project.”
Check out the murals below.
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