Mindaugas Gapševičius

BySuper Sport

Artificial Jellyfish

Artificial Jellyfish is a series of objects designed to drift in the
water or sit elsewhere on the ground. The chosen design references on
one hand a poignant symbol of the beauty and fragility of our oceans and
on the other reminds us of plastic contaminants. While drifting in
waters or sitting elsewhere on the ground, the jellyfish narrates the
profound impact of global warming and ecological degradation on our
planet. By harnessing the power of solar cells, these artificial
jellyfish continuously capture photos or sense other environmental
parameters in real-time, offering viewers a glimpse into the beauty and
vulnerability of our planet.

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