The E-ART platform promotes sustainable art by giving artists who employ sustainable practices a place to exhibit their work and connect with a wider audience. This space is used as a teaching tool to inform the public about eco-friendly art methods, the effects of artistic production on the natural world, and the significance of sustainability in the arts.
Guilherme Simas is a multidisciplinary designer and artist. His practice moves across furniture design, arts, and experimental research, with emphasis on intuitive processes of observation, material exploration, and the reappropriation of discarded objects.
From speculative design and engineering research, Cristina Sanuy is a PhD student in Experimental Sciences within the line of systemic transitions and experimentations (UVic-UCC, 2024–present), where she envisions urban futures where biology, robotics, and art converge to explore new forms of interspecies coexistence.
I am a creator who seeks the human imprint within the contemporary world of technology and imagery.
Irene Mitoudi is an Interior Designer, active in Thessaloniki, Greece, and described herself as a person passionate for creating and arts.
Architect of the Technical University of Munich, Nikoleta Tsikoti weaves together the worlds of art, design, and sustainability.
ITOSHIGE STUDIO is a craft and design studio based in Barcelona, founded and led by Japanese designer and artist Shigeru Ito.
Saltdough is highly sustainable: it uses basic, readily available kitchen ingredients and requires no kiln or high-energy process to dry.
This approach conserves both material and energy. Re-using clay avoids waste, while low-temperature firing minimizes energy use, making the ceramic process more eco-friendly.
Air drying clay avoids the use of kilns, significantly reducing energy consumption. It’s suitable for classroom or home use and requires minimal resources, offering a more environmentally friendly alternative to traditional clay processes.
The artwork is crafted from recycled paper and applied to a repurposed IKEA shelving unit.
Flower ink is created by crushing dried flowers into alcohol, letting the liquid extract dye from the plant material.
This Sonobe Kusudama Dodecahedron origami is crafted from recycled paper, showcasing excellent sustainability by repurposing materials that would otherwise contribute to waste.
