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Plastic is everywhere, from packaging in the supermarket to flooring to your clothes. Unfortunately, everywhere includes our environment and oceans. With the devastating effects of plastic becoming more and more evident, it is time to rethink the way we use this material.
The 150 materials exhibited are meant to inspire new ways to look at what are generally considered to be waste materials, which offer a more sustainable alternative to virgin plastic. From the more obvious recycled plastic products to bioplastic made from
