Under the slogan We only have one land, we are facing today 
great challenges in order to reach a more sustainable future, a 
future in which the climate change crisis can be avoided, or at 
least mitigate its effects, a future through which we seek 
reconciliation with the environment to repair what has been 
spoiled by human practices over the years. Years since the 
industrial revolution until now, a future that carries a lot of hope 
and optimism for our planet Earth.
Through this research, we seek to highlight the role of 
environmental art as a large group of artistic styles that work to 
improve the aesthetic relationship between man and his 
surrounding environment, which can be considered one of the 
most important ways through which the waste and waste of all
kinds can be exploited, including spare parts and Metal parts, 
trunks, wooden branches, bottles, containers....etc., resulting 
from human practices, in order to reach utilitarian and functional 
products that carry aesthetic value, and are accepted by a large 
segment of users.