Plastic Essence Collaborative

From the sketchbook...
A grid rendering playing with spatial relationships of horizontal and vertical lines bumping into concentric circles. This is a study of balance between thick and thins. Unlike my regular works, negative space is unrestricted, allows the shapes to dance independant yet balanced.

From the sketchbook...
Not quite sure what you might see in this which is precisely the point. There is no set conclusion here. Rather, I'm hoping your mind tries to figure out it's own conclusion. Even just looking at this, you might notice your mind trying to find a shape to connect with another shape to form a connection. Despite the lack of any identifiable object other than shape, your mind might get frustrated and try to see the many small shapes as one big one.

Now, put yourself in a forest. Isn't there a similarity here. Twigs, branches and leaves everywhere with no sense of order. Yet, for whatever reason that disorder has its own unity that always seems to calm those walking through it.

PECO has become a proud member of BC Green Business!

is a sustainability certification for businesses in British Columbia run by the non-profit .

As a BC Green Business member, we undergo annual evaluations to track our sustainability progress and make continuous improvements towards our green goals.

As a social enterprise, sustainability IS our mission. So for us, we're aiming to improve on efficiencies, increase outputs of our PECO | Plasteco™ plates and add new revenue streams towards a soft plastic circular economy.