I often write about our threatened environment, much of which has been the result of our materialistic, consumption-driven society. But words can only be so descriptive; it is images that have the real power. Photographer Chris Jordan’s work is all about consumption. He has created intricately detailed prints assembled from thousands of smaller photographs, many featuring disposable packaging related to food or drink. Check out the series below, a reproduction of a famous painting by Seurat, which has been created using photos of 106,000 aluminum cans, representing the number of cans used in the U.S. every thirty seconds:
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