The Enviro-Art interns and volunteers have worked together to create the 2025 Envio-Art project. This annual project is aimed toward youth in addressing environmental issues through artistic expression. It serves as a platform for young artists to express their perspectives and concerns on environmental challenges and solutions. This year’s theme focused on Fast Fashion. We received 90 submissions from kids across California in the following categories: 2D & 3D art, poetry, and photography.
Top 10 Winners:
Jackson Luo (Age 0-6, 2D/3D)
Evan Zhang – The Clock, the Snail, and the Mountain (Age 7-10, 2D/3D)
Justine Caruso – The Lafufu (Age 7-10, Photography)
Audrey Chen – Fast Fashion (Age 7-10, Poetry)
Scarlet Lin (Age 11-13, 2D/3D)
Zeal Delgadillo – My Night (Age 11-13, Photography)
Lexi Masri – Swan in the Lake (Age 14-18, 2D/3D)
Marley O’Day (Age 14-18, 2D/3D)
Nolan Evers – Biju (Age 14-18, Photography)
Madeline Bessems – Threadbare (Age 14-18, Poetry)
Honorable Mentions:
Age 0-6, 2D/3D
Lucas Ravere
Olivia Wayland
Yerin Woo
Abigail Nguyen
Age 7-10, 2D/3D
Mika Kotegawa – Too Many Shirts, Too Much Smoke
Julie Yang – The Storm of Fast Fashion
Eddie Xiang – Flamingo’s Home
Grace Kim
Age 11-13, 2D/3D
Sumaya
Amy Chang – Tangled
Alyssa Yu – 99% OFF!
Elaine Zhou – No Planet B
Age 14-18, 2D/3D
Maile Ames – The 3 Stages of Fast Fashion
Xinyu Wang – What’s Really in Your Closet?
Annabelle Lin – The Cost of Style
Sincere thanks to Thurston Print Lab for the in kind donation of the prints.
New York Enviro-Art Exhibition
This year, we invited the New York State Children’s Environmental Health Centers (NYSCHECK) to host their own Enviro-Art–inspired fast fashion children’s climate art exhibition. It was a big success—in collaboration with the New York State district of the American Academy of Pediatrics (NYS AAP), they showcased the artworks in celebration of Children’s Environmental Health Day and in support of the New York Fashion Act. Check out all the amazing pieces here!
Our Team:
- Enviro-Art Co-leads: Eleanor Jung & Emily Pan
- Youth Art Council: Sravani Chittuluri, Leanne Fan, Niyathi Jagan, Aneesh Nudurupati, and Grace Pan
- Physician Advisers: Dr. Vi Thuy Nguyen & Dr. Andrei Fodorenau
Thank you to our physician and volunteer judges, the H3SD planning committee, the LOS/NR, and Clearwater Innovation.
Eleanor Jung and Emily Pan are pre-medical students and the current Enviro Art Co-Leads at San Diego Physicians for Clean Air.
Dr. Vi Thuy Nguyen is Co-founder of San Diego Pediatricians for Clean Air and Co-Chair of the AAP-CA3 Climate Change and Health Committee.
Thank you to all the climate heroes who helped make this project a reality! Check out our website in early 2026 for next year’s contest!