Natural Containment

In “Natural Containment,” I explore the repercussions of human expansion on natural ecosystems. As humanity’s footprint expands, wildlife and pristine landscapes are increasingly confined to shrinking spaces, leading to habitat destruction, degradation, and fragmentation. This project serves as a visual exploration of these challenges, highlighting the urgent need for conservation and sustainable coexistence between humans and the natural world. Through digital artistry, I aim to create immersive “human preserved natural-scapes” using Blender software, incorporating elements of photogrammetry, photography, and animation. Each scene features an industrial container juxtaposed with a glass window, offering viewers a glimpse into preserved natural habitats, including meadows, jungles, grasslands, coniferous forests, deserts, wetlands, tundras, marine environments, coastal regions, and savannas. Alongside the scene itself, some of the details within the scene such as the two empty seats represent a lack of human care as even two people couldn’t be bothered to show up. The reason for all of the pipes and visible “smoke/fog” in the scene is to represent the rising levels of emissions within the atmosphere which humanity is largely causing/living with. Imagine a world where the only way to view wildlife and certain habitats was within human controlled spaces.