Australians in Queensland are addressing the issue of marine pollution by transforming discarded fishing nets – often referred to as “ghost nets” – into art. Thousands of tonnes of ocean waste accumulate on Australian shores annually, posing a significant environmental threat. This initiative offers a creative solution to repurpose this debris, raising awareness about the devastating impact of pollution on marine ecosystems. The project highlights the scale of the problem while demonstrating a tangible way to address it. By giving new life to the discarded nets, artists and environmental advocates hope to inspire action and reduce ocean waste. The artwork serves as a visual reminder of the urgent need for sustainable fishing practices and responsible waste management.