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Self- Portrait of the Crisis
“A nation that destroys its soil destroys itself. Forests are the lungs of our land, purifying the air and giving fresh strength to our people.” —Franklin D. Roosevelt Regarding the crisis we found in the lake, one of the topics we highlighted was POLLUTION. As a sort of personal manifesto I designed a self-portrait related to that topic. As that pollution affects the land, the lake and its inhabitants, it will eventually make it an irrelevant land for living. We have to solve these kind of problems and make them a problem of first importance or otherwise we will suffer ourselves and will inhibit the next generation dust, a lot of waste & garbage. I wanted to show the environmental crisis as wrong land use, erosion, pollution, fires that most of the time intentionally and unintentionally have caused disasters with my poster, and to scream the truth that if we don't stop immediately it will cost our lives. Nature is as fragile as we are - it feels the pain just lik
Photo to Geometry / Grasshoper
Transforming one photo to geometry 1-st Case 2-nd Case 3-rd Case From this photo
Playful Aquafarming
The Tirana River is a river that crosses the northern part of Tirana, in the area called "Bregu i Lumit". It forms the northern administrative border of Tirana and divides it from Paskuqan Municipality. The Tirana River is formed by the merging of mountain streams in Zall Dajt. Its stream is clean up to the "Shkalla e Tujanit" and the village of Brar. In its upper stream, the river has a clear stream, with crystalline waters and rich water worlds. Among the species to be mentioned, is the freshwater crab, Potamon fluviatile . After the village of Brar, the Tirana River waters are largely polluted by wastewater, waste and various solid and liquid waste from both sides of the river banks. Tirana River Waters are highly polluted as it approaches Tirana due to the sewage of the sewage of Babrru, Paskuqan, the entire northern part of Tirana, Bathore and Kamza, solid and liquid wastes, as well as gravel crushing from the Tirana River Bed. The dest