When Will Our Homes Be Plastic Too? explores the idea of how humans for decades have been polluting the Earth with plastic waste. We are essentially replacing the homes of countless animals worldwide with this toxic material. The issue is only going to get worse if nothing changes, so it’s only a matter of time until our homes will become a wasteland of plastic as well. In this piece, I have created a house made completely of plastics and other recyclable materials that I have found in my own home, as well as plastics I have been able to collect from my community.  I found an old canopy that I have used for the base of the house structure, which I have then wrapped in recycled plastic and spray painted in abstract shapes to represent the microplastics found in the ocean. The table, chair, and flower vase were created using an array of plastic bottles, cans, string, fabric, and cardboard. The human figure is made out of chicken wire, old clothes, and spray paint. This piece is meant to spark thought into the viewer about how our world may look in the future if we keep mass producing a material that takes thousands of years to decompose.