Microplastic in Thames River

Microplastics in the Thames River Project is a data visualization design project based on a plastics dataset.

For residents of London, the Thames River is the most essential source of tap water for 70% of their lives.

This project explored microplastic pollution in high-density areas along the river over six months,

using the Thames River as an observation point and a location for collecting samples.

These objects were remade in resin, which retains all traces of the microplastics in our lives.