In celebration of World Oceans Day, the inaugural 'Sea Walls: Artists for Oceans' project has been announced in Cape Town.
‘Sea Walls: Artists for Oceans South Africa’ is set for November this year and is a collaboration between SJ Artists and ocean media hub Wavescape. The two have teamed up with the global non-profit organisation, theThe Save Our Seas Foundation will present this public art initiative to celebrate its 20th anniversary at the forefront of marine conservation.
CEO of the Save Our Seas Foundation, James Lea, said, ‘Striking art can connect with people in a way that science often struggles with, which is why we’re delighted to collaborate again with Sea Walls and Wavescape to present a stunning array of murals across Cape Town that highlight the majesty of our oceans. Through fostering people’s connection with nature, we strive to promote ocean stewards who can help advocate for the health of our oceans.
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