Upcycling Art Project

Principal Investigator:
Mckenna Carey

Co-PIs:
Catherine Benitez, Kaylee Coreas

Faculty Advisor:
Min-chung Han

Abstract:
Turn your trash into treasure by transforming waste materials into stunning works of art. Our Upcycling Art Project works towards reducing waste and turning it into artwork. Anything from old magazines to plastic bottles, the possibilities are endless with what you can use in your art. Gather any waste materials you have lying around, such as cardboard, paper, fabric scraps, glass jars, or old electronics. Repurposing materials challenges artists to think outside the box and find new ways to use everyday items. It encourages creativity and innovation by transforming ordinary objects into extraordinary works of art. This project is cost effective, using recycled materials can be more cost-effective than purchasing new art supplies. Recycling materials for art reduces the amount of waste sent to landfills, helping to conserve natural resources and reduce pollution associated with waste disposal. To help reduce any further harm towards the planet and help save it. Join us in spreading awareness about the importance of upcycling and reducing waste. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook to stay up to date on new ideas and contests! Use #TrashtoTreasure on your post of art work! Let's turn trash into treasures together!

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