Sustainable artwork Mermer Waiskeder – Stories of the Moving Tide at Barangaroo, Sydney, was made by Ghost Net Collective from nets adrift in Torres Strait that have endangered six turtle species

The creators of a colossal Sydney artwork handmade with driftnets fished from the sea want you to know they pose a dire threat to the world’s turtles.

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