Nyangone Tshimanga Sarah Naomi (Gabon)
Escape , 2022

This visual is another wake-up call for our consumption habits, and the smallest gestures collected worldwide have a big positive impact in this fight.

Because we are consumers, we are also players, either in the fight against climate change or accelerating the destruction of the planet.

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