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Welcome to the body of knowledge about eco-art — a field that merges creative expression with nature and the environment. Eco-art reflects diverse forms and practices aimed at the interaction between art and ecological issues, as well as the exploration and understanding of natural processes and landscapes.

Eco-art can include installations and projects located outdoors, in natural landscapes, parks, forests, and bodies of water, making them part of ecosystems. Such art may incorporate materials of organic origin, elements of living nature, as well as objects interacting with climatic conditions and geographic features of the area.

Eco-art encompasses a wide variety of forms — from sculptures and artifacts created using natural resources, to performances and events aimed at exploring ecological processes and changes. It often addresses topics such as biodiversity, sustainable use of resources, preservation of natural landscapes, and the connection between humans and the environment.

Works can be placed in various natural contexts: on riverbanks and lakeshores, in forests and steppes, on mountain slopes, or in urban green spaces. These settings become part of the artistic concept, emphasizing the relationship between nature and culture. Eco-art takes into account time — seasonal and weather changes, the growth and decay of plants, interaction with animals, the influence of wind and water.

Thus, eco-art not only expands the boundaries of perception of nature and ecological processes but also provides abundant material for study and inspiration related to natural cycles, biological systems, and their changes influenced by human activity and natural factors.

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Cosmic abstraction with bright spheres and a starry background

Abstract Cosmic Art with Colorful Spheres