Environmental risk is a multifaceted concept that extends far beyond the natural landscape. It encompasses every action we take, everything we observe, and every belief we hold. It represents the interconnectedness between human behavior, political decisions, and natural processes, revealing how these forces collectively shape the environment around us.

 

In my work, I focused on developing a deeper awareness of environmental risk and understanding its complex nature. I explored how various actors contribute to environmental degradation and destruction, including politicians, individuals, and nature itself. By examining these interrelationships, I aimed to shed light on how critical it is to recognize the power we each hold in affecting positive environmental change.

 

To further this awareness, I created an Instagram page, @environmentalrisk, to document instances in my daily life that exemplified environmental destruction and, on the flip side, moments of hopefulness for a more sustainable world. Through photography, visual storytelling, and thoughtful curation, I sought to engage a wider audience by showcasing both the consequences of neglecting environmental concerns and the potential for positive change.

 

Additionally, I maintained an environmental diary where I delved deeper into my reflections, exploring the connections between human activity and environmental impact. This allowed me to not only document what I saw but also provide analysis and insights on the broader implications of environmental risk.

 

This project highlights my skills in content creation, environmental analysis, and visual storytelling. I utilized design thinking to present complex ideas in an accessible and engaging format, combining photography, graphic design, and research to raise awareness of critical environmental issues. My approach integrated strategic communication and a deep commitment to social and environmental responsibility, aiming to inspire action and encourage a mindset shift towards sustainability.