SX21, together with Iseult Ward (CEO of FoodCloud), and three of the contributing artists joined forces to showcase their stunning works of art on Sandymount Strand, Dublin this week.
This exciting, artist-driven charity initiative champions the sustainable agenda. It will reflect and promote the overall ethos of SX21.
The featured artists, Mo Kelly, Nick Munier and Morgan are just three of the 21 artists from across the globe that have contributed pieces to the online auction, which is being hosted by Adam’s Auctioneers.
21 pieces of visual art of the earth and mother nature have been created with an eco-conscious framework. Works range across multi-disciplinaries from painting, printmaking, drawing and photography. Other artists include, Jim O’Farrell, Robert Shaw and Fiona Kelly and Norman McCluskey.
The 21 creations are currently being auctioned online on Adams.ie until September 24th. All proceeds raised will go directly to SX21’s Not-For-Profit partners; FoodCloud, Trees, Water & People and 1% For the Planet.
SX21 is a 3-day online broadcast event, which takes place 21-23 September 2021 with keynotes, panel discussions, fireside chats, spoken word performances and lots more.
It aims to connect the greatest minds, industry champions, start-ups, investors, public sector officials, NGOs and the academic sector to collaborate, share, learn and create for the long-term benefit of society, purpose, and planet.
For more information visit thesustainabilitysummit.earth
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