📌"In creating his design for the Environmental Art Project in the fall of 2024, Carlos Mesa was inspired by ashtrays on urban street corners, combining neo-pop art with a critique of consumer culture. He created the piece in two weeks using digital tools, and the design was featured on a phone case for the project and exhibited at the Mexico City Contemporary Art Exhibition in 2024. The work sparks a debate about consumption habits and our impact on the environment."
📌"The work satirizes over-consumption and environmental pollution through an ashtray and cigarette butts. The different cigarette colors symbolize the diversity of consumerism, while the white background adds a sense of indifference. The work conveys a reflection and critique of modern lifestyles."
