The work addresses climate change, pollution, extraction, and ecosystem fragility through objects and images that ask viewers to slow down and look harder.
Environmental art, photography, installation
Sustainable Art practice. Leia Mocan.
A multimedia artist, curator, and environmental activist working across sculpture, installation, photography, AI-assisted video and audio installation, performance, and curatorial practice. Her work explores ecology, identity, technology, and climate change through an environmentally focused practice, using upcycled, discarded, and natural materials to challenge consumer culture and invite reflection on humanity’s relationship with the natural world.
Practice
Material reuse, ecological urgency, and identity are held in the same frame.
Illegal dumping sites, personal waste, dry pigments, textiles, and recovered plastics become part of an environmentally conscious making process.
Materials donated by the local community, sourced from charity shops, and diverted from the waste stream are given a second life, rebuilt into sculptures and installations.
Projects
Step into the projects and explore the work in one flowing journey.
Take your time with each piece through images and context designed to invite a closer look.
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My work is not intended to function as decoration. It uses aesthetics as a channel through which environmental awareness can be felt, questioned, and carried forward.
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