Since 2019, my ongoing project—Quisquiliae 21st Century Dadaism: Art and Design for All Possible Worlds—has addressed the escalating climate collapse and pollution crisis through physical and digital media. Across its broader scope, the project spans sculptural posters, print goods, upcycled apparel, couture dresses, and motion graphics.

A curated selection of these works is now presented under the title “ACT NOW: Or Live With It.” Featuring large-scale bas-relief posters, an avant-garde jacket, upcycled backpacks, stuffed plushies, and motion graphics, this show uses raw tactile textures and visual media to confront environmental reality and demand immediate action.

Both the physical and digital works are intricate, multilayered, and integrate elements of Art Nouveau, Dadaism, Postmodernism, fine art quality, and graphic design. They feature bold shapes and vivid colors designed to catch the public’s attention, ensuring easy and clear communication of the urgency of our present emergency.

All the pieces complement each other to emphasize the urgency of addressing widespread pollution and the climate crisis, which are pushing our environment toward ecological collapse. My aim is to advocate for immediate action, conveying the message that if we don’t “Act Now,” we will be forced to “Live With It.”