KraalD is a social design practice that aims to minimize London's future landfill through workshops exploring how to visualize the growing problem of plastic pollution in oceans. The workshops use reflective narratives and bricolage art to bring attention to issues such as the five rotating ocean currents called gyres that are accumulating high densities of plastic waste. One workshop concept sketches visualized the North Atlantic Gyre inspired by W.B. Yeats' book "A Vision". The document discusses how plastic production has quadrupled in the last decade and is now present in all marine habitats. It explores the difficulty of acknowledging slow, toxic disasters and considers whether acknowledging problems will change collective actions and denial around plastic waste and littering.