TORONTO, ON, May 31, 2025 - Contemporary artist WastedYovth is making a powerful statement on the global art scene this year, with two groundbreaking projects spotlighting the urgent issues of consumerism, capitalism, and single-use waste in today's throwaway society.
At Art Basel, Wasted Yovth will showcase a compelling body of work that challenges the norms of consumption and calls for a reevaluation of our disposable culture. The artist's striking installations and pieces have captivated audiences and critics alike, sparking conversations about sustainability and the environmental cost of mass consumption.
Separately, Wasted Yovth is in the process of creating the world's largest painting, which is set to be certified by the Guinness Book of World Records. This monumental artwork, titled The Crime Box, embodies the overwhelming impact of waste and consumer excess through its massive scale and evocative imagery.
"My art reflects the urgency of confronting how consumerism drives us toward a throwaway society," said Jesse owner of WY. "Art Basel gave me a platform to engage the world, and with the Guinness World Records project, I'm pushing that message even further."
Through these two bold endeavours, Wasted Yovth continues to use art as a vehicle for activism and awareness, inviting the public and media to join the critical dialogue on sustainability and cultural change.
Jesse Warren is an artist and designer hailing from Toronto. Dedicated to crafting art that not only inspires but fearlessly unveils the truth without sugarcoating. with a distinct voice and a commitment to Raw authenticity Wasted Yøvth creations transcend traditional boundaries, delivering a powerful message that resonates with unfiltered honesty. Through his work, he strives to provoke thought,challenge norms and spark conversation that matter. Embracing a bold approach,Wasted Yovth fearlessly, captures the essence of reality, leaving an indelible mark on the artistic landscape."
Contact Information
Jesse Warren
Wasted Yovth
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
Telephone: 4168900537
