Our Impact
Fading Blue organizes exhibitions and collaborative projects with schools, organizations, and communities. Through artworks inspired by environmental contamination and ocean science, we raise awareness of ocean pollution, marine ecosystems, and environmental change.
We actively collaborate with schools, community groups, and environmental organizations to expand the reach of our exhibitions and environmental message.
Planned Exhibition in LG HQ Lobby
04/22/2026~06/08/2026
We are currently in discussions with LG to host a Fading Blue exhibition in the lobby of LG headquarters.
More details will be announced soon
Selected for Creative Change Makers: Sustainable Arts Exhibition
04/08/2026~05/01/2026
Fading Blue has been selected by Community Arts Advocates to participate in Creative Change Makers: Sustainable Arts, Creating with Consciousness, in collaboration with the Long Branch Arts & Cultural Center. The team will present a curated collection of student artworks from its group exhibition, with additional photo documentation featured alongside the works
More details will be announced soon
Visit to LG Headquarters
12/15/2025
Our team visited LG Headquarters in New Jersey to learn about company’s commitment to sustainability and introduce our environmental art Exhibition.
More details will be announced soon
Our First Exhibition : Fading Blue
11/08/2025~11/26/2025
An exhibition exploring the beauty of the ocean and the scientific realities behind pollution and environmental change.
Fading Blue is an exhibition that explores both the beauty and fragility of the ocean. Through mixed-media artworks created by young artists, it highlights the contrast between vibrant marine ecosystems and the growing threats of plastic pollution and environmental degradation. By transforming environmental science into visual expression, the exhibition encourages viewers to reflect on the hidden realities of ocean pollution and the future of marine ecosystems. The first Fading Blue exhibition, organized by a group of students, welcomed over 100 visitors and raised more than $300 in donations, which were contributed to The Ocean Cleanup to support efforts to reduce plastic pollution.