Photography by Edward C. Robison III
Mirando afuera (Looking Outside)
In Mirando afuera (Looking Outside), Tomás Sánchez contrasts a reflective black garbage bag in a desolate landfill with the beauty of nature, exploring the environmental impact of human consumption. Known for serene landscapes, Sánchez shifts to a stark portrayal of waste, the bag’s surface hinting at the natural world it disrupts. This juxtaposition emphasizes the interconnectedness of human actions and environmental health. Sánchez invites reflection on our role as stewards of the earth, urging awareness of the balance between consumption and preservation. The work is a powerful meditation on the fragile relationship between human behavior and the vitality of nature.
Cuban, born 1948
This artwork's face covers about 69× the area of a tennis ball.Drawn to the same scale.







