Inspired and struck by the appealing real-life photography by Chris Jordan, which an albatross died with a stomach of macroplastic debris from human,  I recreated the 3D sculpture and titled it as “meal”. Human activities have a direct impact on the ecosystem, and I intended to deliver the message that we as the species on top of the food chain are consuming all of the waste that we have thrown into the environment carelessly. The macroplastics accumulate in the bird's stomach, causing suffocation, infection, and immediate death. The invisible microplastic will also accumulate in the birds, and biomagnification of the harmful chemicals remain in the food chain with Human receiving the most effects ultimately. I placed the sculpture upon a plate and asides two plastic tableware for the audience to view the whole work from the top perspective. I chose to use the clay as the medium for the albatrosses’ body. The garbage within the work is the litter that I picked up on the ground when I was walking in my school, and by this, I hope to connect my work to the community I live in. My goal for this creation is to inform my community members of the seriousness of the issue, as well as rising the general audience’s awareness on the topic and initiate sustainable practices further in action.