
The “trying” nature fitting
Print Price: £85Original Price: £950
Print Price: £84
Original Price: £910
Consumed explores the psychological weight of fast fashion. I used rhythmic repetition to mirror the inescapable cycle of production and the overwhelming sensation of consumption. The muddy, ochre palette evokes a landscape exhausted by industry, while vibrant accents represent the seductive allure of the “new.”
These eye-like motifs act as wheels of production, symbolizing constant trend observation. Through this composition, I invite the viewer to witness the environmental footprint left behind by the global fashion machine.
| Category | Fast Fashion |
|---|---|
| Original size | 50 x 70cm |
| Print Size | 29.7 x 42cm |
| Material | Acrylics on canvas |
| Medium | Painting |
| Rarity | Unique |
| Signature | Signed in bottom corner of painting |
A Finnish artist with an international background. Nadine holds a Master’s in Fine Art and engages passionately with oil, acrylic, and sculpture, exploring themes that examine the intersection of identity, nature, and cultural narratives through her chosen mediums and exploring the experiences that shape our understanding of the world.
Nadine found profound inspiration in a photography exhibition that focused on environmental issues, as the striking aesthetics and compelling storytelling present within the works captured the urgency of these concerns and significantly influenced my artistic direction.
Shortly after graduating, she undertook a research paper on the Sustainable Development Goals, which continues to shape her artistic approach. She aims to create works that are not only visually striking but also relevant and relatable, utilising nature and organic materials to emphasise pressing issues.
Her artistic journey was greatly enhanced by a scholarship from the Swedish Cultural Foundation, which enabled her to participate in an artist residency at AiR Frosterus Artist Residence in Finland. This experience centred on a project exploring the connections between language and culture, culminating in a significant exhibition inspired by the interplay of nature, people, and language.
Her hobby of weaving further deepens her connection with materiality, enriching my creative process and enhancing my exploration of visual language.


PhD scientist and researcher in Environmental Engineering and Sustainability with more than eight years of combined industrial and academic experience.
His work focuses on transforming solid waste into eco-friendly construction materials and optimizing wastewater treatment systems, all within the framework of circular economy principles. With a strong background in materials science and process optimization, I strive to bridge the gap between research and real-world applications by developing sustainable technologies that reduce environmental impact and promote resource efficiency.
Driven by a deep commitment to sustainability, I am passionate about contributing to global efforts toward a cleaner and more resilient planet. My main goal is to play an active role in shaping innovative environmental solutions that foster the transition to a truly sustainable and circular future.
Ph.D. in Biological Sciences and professor of Ecology and Conservation Biology at the National University of Rosario, Argentina. Her work focuses on wetland ecology and biodiversity conservation, with an emphasis on analyzing ecological responses to environmental change. She is part of the Sycomore – Fast Fashion group, where she brings a critical ecological perspective on the environmental impacts of the fashion industry and promotes sustainable solutions grounded in science and conservation
Mila is a recent MSc graduate in Climate Change: Policy, Media, and Society from Dublin City University and is currently completing a Master’s in Environmental Sciences at Université Libre de Bruxelles. She specialises in climate governance, sustainable development, and environmental policy, with a multidisciplinary approach to addressing global challenges. Her work spans research on pollution governance, the blue economy, and urban resilience, combining policy analysis with field experience. Passionate about climate action and international collaboration, she strives to contribute to innovative and impactful solutions for a more sustainable future.
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