MEJO, Vol 9, Feb 2025, By Sharif Atiquzzaman…
This paper aims to explore the relationship between art and ecological awareness. It seeks to  understand how artistic expressions can reflect, critique, and respond to the pressing environmental  challenges society faces. Being engaged with the idea of sustainability, conservation, and the impact  of human activity on the natural world, eco-aesthetics motivates artists to create artworks that provoke  thought and inspire action. Furthermore, it focuses on the potential of art to develop a deeper  emotional bond with the environment, thereby motivating individuals and communities to engage in  meaningful initiatives for addressing ecological crises. Art becomes a powerful tool for raising awareness and advocating for change in the face of environmental degradation.
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Artists often draw inspiration from nature through diverse artistic mediums such as painting, photography, and sculpture. Art is a powerful tool for developing awareness about climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss. Furthermore, the eco-friendly practices in creating art emphasize the importance of sustainability and encourage people to foster a harmonious relationship with the natural world, ultimately highlighting the potential of art.
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The artists associated with the environmental movement frequently express concern about ecology, health, and human rights issues and dedicate their art to these subjects. Some connect themselves with conservation initiatives and green political agendas. The creators of environmental art help us understand nature, the ecosystems, and elements to be aware of, and raise awareness about the serious multi-faceted problems. Although Environmental Art sometimes refers to the ecology movement, it is important to mention that Eco-Art is a subcategory of environmental art.

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