
What have we done? – “Echoes of the Spill: A Dolphin’s Tale”
4ft X 5ft X 4.5ft
by,
Iaera Mishra, Niharika Jaswal, Spruha Jhaveri, Tanaya Das, Tannishtha Jain & Unnati Jain – JBCN International School, Oshiwara, Mumbai
Material used:
Relief + Painting
This installation uses sharp contrast to make a strong statement about how humans affect the water. A 4 × 5 foot piece of plywood is separated to display two different realities on it. A Beautiful image of the spotless ocean with a cheerful dolphin jumping from its crystal-clear seas appears on one side. This side of the ocean symbolizes its possibilities, its untainted beauty, and the life it supports. But a sudden shift shows the terrible result of our inaction.
The opposite side portrays a somber reality: an oil leak has tainted the once-vibrant water, which is filled with plastic garbage. With its body half opened to reveal ingested plastic, the dolphin—which was sculpted from recyclable materials—now represents this devastation and serves as a shocking reminder of the consequences of our actions. More than just a visual depiction, this installation is a call for action. It urges our viewers to acknowledge their role in protecting our oceans and encourages sustainable practices, hoping that the vibrant side of the ocean remains the dominant reality.
Price: 20,000/-

The Team, from left to right
Tannishtha Jain, Spruha Jhaveri, Unnati Jain, Niharika Jaswal, Iaera Mishra & Tanaya Das.
For print.
Archival Digital Print for A2 size:
On Hahnemuehle photo rag: INR 13,200
On Hahnemuehle canvas: INR 13,900




This art piece serves as a captivating depiction of the detrimental effects of human activities on aquatic life. Through its imagery and symbolism, it vividly portrays the various ways in which human actions have a negative impact on the delicate aquatic ecosystems.
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Well done
Well Done !
great job guys
amazing!!!
so proud
YAY
love this!!!
amazing piece, amazingly displayed and amazingly thought out
Hard hitting and thought-provoking creativity!
crazy good
i read somwhere that grade 11 students created this. have to say hats of to them
woah. amazing…so meaningful nd lvly……gd jb dears
I LOVE THISSSSSSS
wow!!!!!!!! love!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Excellent idea! Very well displayed. All the best!!!!
So well thought out and executed! Brilliant.
It looks really good and meaningful
Very well executed! Keep up the good work!👍
The art installation speaks a thousand words!