Romolo Del Deo presents a sustainable art practice for the 21st century via his platform for environmental and sociocultural activism, he calls Long Art. He repurposes artisanal methods from antiquity which require the investment of an artist’s time, utilizing natural materials to mitigate the carbon half-life of an artwork’s impact. He encourages artists and institutions to turn away from industrialized synthetic products that drive pollution to embrace greener heirloom practices.