To mark the United Nations’ 80th anniversary, Kenyan-British ceramicist Megan White is turning her focus to the Blue Oceans. Growing up on Kenya’s stunning coast, she developed a lifelong bond with the sea—one she now brings to life through her art. 🌊
Her ceramic pieces offer a front-row seat to undersea wonders—think of it like those epic ocean docs you binge-watch on Netflix, but in clay form! From quirky lobsters to delicate oysters and intricate crustaceans, Megan celebrates the hidden beauties of marine life. 🦞🐚
Beyond the aesthetics, her work delivers a powerful call: protecting our oceans is essential to safeguarding our own future. Healthy seas mean a healthy planet, and through her art, Megan reminds us to care for the waters that care for us. 🌍💙
As #UN80 shines a global spotlight on humanity’s shared journey, Megan White’s Blue Ocean plea is a timely reminder: when we save the seas, we’re saving ourselves. Let’s ride this wave together! 🚀🌏
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UN@80: A Kenyan-British ceramicist's plea for the Blue Oceans
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