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1. I personally really love Xu Bing's “Background Story: Mount Lu” as I'm amazed by the way he made use of the transparency of each object to create shadows. From the front view, you would have thought it was a typical Chinese Landscape Painting, but as you go behind, you'll see discarded items that made this beautiful peaceful landscape!

2. Xu Bing utilizes a combination of tree branches, leaves and torn paper, plastic bags, bubble wrap.

3. Xu Bing uses discarded items to create the illusion of traditional Chinese ink paintings, highlighting the perception of landscapes, both in reality and the mind, while also exploring realism and abstraction.

4. It relates to the SOI as he often touches on themes of ecological and environmental activism, reflecting his concerns about the relationship between humans and the environment.

5. I believe the objects have changed their meaning as viewers will not see those objects as just "rubbish", rather, they would think about how these materials could bring beauty by manipulation while also raising concerns about the impact it has on the environment as well.

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Yu Dian : I like this work because it breaks our definition of "beauty" and our inherent impression of "tradition". It is not only a visually attractive work, but also a deep thinking in content - about nature, about materials, and about the relationship between reality and illusion. Art is no longer just "looking beautiful", but "provoking thinking".

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Yu Dian : I like this work because it breaks our definition of "beauty" and our inherent impression of "tradition". It is not only a visually attractive work, but also a deep thinking in content - about nature, about materials, and about the relationship between reality and illusion. Art is no longer just "looking beautiful", but "provoking thinking".

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I like Xubing's artwork, and I like how he presents traditional Chinese culture in his work. The visuals of the landscape paintings are very accurately recreated through rubbish and other recyclables from the construction sites in Beijing. The combination with the lighting also makes the work very similar to the white parts of the landscape paintings.Not focussing on environmental or related content, which I think is relatively monotonous and clichéd. It is a more artistic way to express other cultural contents through environmental materials. It's not about being environmentally friendly for the sake of being environmentally friendly.

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1. My favourite artist is Khalil Chishtee. I admire his work because he creates powerful human forms using discarded plastic bags. His sculptures often express deep emotions such as sorrow, dejection, and even victimhood. I find it inspiring how he combines emotional storytelling with environmental awareness through his art.

2. In Khalil Chishtee’s sculptures, the main material used is plastic bags. These bags are often old, torn, or discarded things people usually throw away. He manipulates them to form life-sized human figures, giving a second life to waste materials.

3. Chishtee uses recycled plastic bags not just for their availability, but to make a statement about environmental issues. By using something seen as trash, he highlights the impact of consumer waste and encourages people to rethink how they use and dispose of materials. His choice of material also aligns with the themes of fragility and vulnerability that appear in his work.

4. He develops innovative artworks using recycled materials, specifically plastic bags, which are harmful to the environment if not reused. His work not only reduces waste but also raises awareness about environmental and ecological concerns, encouraging more sustainable art practices.

5. No, the meaning of the object changes significantly. A plastic bag, normally seen as something disposable, takes on new meaning when transformed into a sculpture. In Chishtee’s hands, it becomes a symbol of human emotion, resilience, and environmental awareness. The transformation adds depth and shifts the viewer’s perception of the object and its value.

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I like Sayaka Ganz's sculptures because her sculptures look very dynamic and really cool. I like the yellow cheetah best because it gives me a sense of running forward and courage. Another reason is that she composite the elements magically, just feel like they must be there.

Her artwork related to the SOI of the development and innovation of recycled sculptures which can help reduce negative impact on the environment globally.

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I particularly like the artist duo Tim Noble and Sue Webster because their works perfectly combine creativity and skills, recombining daily waste and animal specimens, projecting amazing portraits through light and shadow, showing extraordinary imagination and technical control. Their creations are not just static sculptures, but rely more on the dynamic interaction of light and shadow, allowing the audience to discover surprises from different angles. The themes of their works involve punk culture, globalization and love, and use absurd collages and strong shadow contrasts to satirize consumerism and social hypocrisy. For example, an elegant silhouette is projected on a garbage dump, implying the conflict between appearance and essence. Their rebellious spirit like a "rocket launcher" challenges artistic conventions, breaks mediocrity, and makes people feel the fresh power and free expression of art. In addition, by creating works with recycled materials, their works also imply thoughts on environmental protection and sustainability, giving waste new life. This kind of art with visual impact, depth of thought and sense of humor makes people rethink the definition of art and the essence of life.

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I like Aurora Robson because the background meaning of the art is really interesting. The background meaning is related to her childhood experience of nature. In her artwork, she reused all types of colors of the plastic to make the flowers, and it creates a beautiful visual. She picked plastic as the material for the artwork because it matches the background meaning of save the ecosystems.

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1. I like the artist Veronika Richterova

Because i loved how she transferd PETs to the beautiful mushroom.

2. She used recycled PET bottles and can predict that she will use colored paint to paint the bottles

3. The artist uses plastic bottles to capture the fundamental principle of the human desire for creative recycling.

4. Veronika Richterová’s artwork plays a significant role in the development and innovation of recycled sculptures by transforming discarded PET bottles into imaginative art pieces. Her work showcases the aesthetic potential of recycled materials and raises public awareness about plastic waste and environmental responsibility.

5. An object often does not represent the same meaning after it has been changed and made into an artwork. The PET bottle has been transformed into art, it becomes a symbol of renewal, commentary, or even beauty.

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The plastic waste transformation work of Aurora Robson is my favourite because she creates colorful detailed shapes from recycled plastic materials. When you stand at a distance you can only see the sculptures that resemble alien forms but understanding these are waste-based artworks enhances their meaning.

The artist Robson creates artwork by merging plastic waste renewably sourced from environmental pollutants such as bottle caps and different packaging scraps.

Through discarded materials Robson builds pleasant organic shapes that depict natural beauty and present an ecological argument about pollution. Through artistic visual harmony this artist demonstrates natural and artificial contrasts which helps people become aware of environmental problems.

Her artwork refers to the SOI because she repeatedly portrays sustainability themes alongside environmental activism content while showing concern over nature and its effects from human activities.

Each waste object in the artwork transforms its original value into artistic dominance. Through this visual prompt we humans are guided to perceive discarded plastic as beautiful forms and prompted to analyze plastic pollution effects.

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1. I appreciate Aurora Robson's artistic work particularly because she uses plastic trash to make breathtaking whimsical sculptures. The delicate beauty of her creations impresses me most because she constructs them entirely from discarded materials. The initial impression of her sculptures shows fantastical sea creatures alongside abstract natural forms yet you recognize that these objects are actually made from discarded materials.

2. Aurora Robson transforms garbage she picks up in nature into masterpieces through the utilization of plastic refuse that includes bottles with caps alongside packaging items and additional single-use products. She pieces together found waste materials using precise cutting techniques that create the graceful colorful art pieces.

3. Through her artwork Robson transforms discarded materials into artistic pieces that trigger people to comprehend commercial products' actual impact on the environment. Through her artistic approach she links environmental concerns with beauty and reveals the meanings behind transformation and hope and vulnerability.

4. Robson's artistic practice demonstrates an extensive relationship with environmental concepts because it expresses both human-world connections and the ecological results from human involvement. Through her work she demonstrates how awareness and responsibility help people understand the outcomes resulting from their options.

5. I think the entire perspective regarding her utilized materials has undergone profound transformation. The discarded items transform into meaningful representations of innovation alongside artistic creativity. Real waste can find new life through creative vision which produces both meaningful beauty alongside environmental discussions about sustainability and our protection responsibilities.

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1.My favorite artist is Veronika Richterova. I love how she uses recycled PET bottles to make art. It's cool that she turns trash into beautiful things and makes us care about the environment.

2.The sculptures crafted by Veronika Richterova predominantly utilize PET bottles as their material. These common plastic beverage containers, known for their malleability, are transformed by the artist into a variety of artistic forms. Whether mimicking the shapes of plants like cacti or other organic structures, the PET bottles serve as the sole or primary building block, highlighting their potential for creative reuse in the realm of art.

3.Veronika Richterova used recycled PET bottles in her art for two main reasons. One, PET bottles are easy to shape, giving her the freedom to create all kinds of forms. Two, she wanted to spread an environmental message. By turning trash into art, she shows how we can recycle creatively and encourages people to care more about the environment.

4.Veronika Richterova's artworks match the statement well. She uses recycled PET bottles to make sculptures. By doing this, she stops the bottles from going to landfills or being burned, which is bad for the environment. Her new way of using old materials shows development and innovation. It cuts down on environmental harm and can also get others to recycle more, helping the environment even more.

5.An object's meaning usually changes when it becomes art. Take a PET bottle. It's for drinks at first. But an artist can turn it into a sculpture and give it new ideas, like recycling. Plus, different people might see different things in the art. So, the object gets new and different meanings.

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1. My favourite artist is Aurora Robson because her art style is very unique and so pretty.

2. From what I can observe, she repurposes plastic bottles she finds in nature to create beautiful art.

3. She used the plastic items to help the environment by also creating art out of it.

4. It relates to the SOI as she is picking up the plastic bottles that people discard on the earth and turning it into art.

5. Aurora Robson said “reminders that every choice we make has consequences for the environment.” Some people see the plastic bottles as trash but to Aurora Robson, she saw it as art and created art from the plastic bottles that were discarded by other people.

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Sui Jianguo

Born in 1956 in Qingdao, Shandong Province, he is a significant figure in contemporary Chinese sculpture and has made profound explorations in assemblage art.

He frequently employs found objects as materials, and transforming them to imbue his works with new meanings and values.

In the Heirloom series, he integrates everyday items like clothing with sculpture. Through the folding, stacking, and hanging of clothes, he explores themes such as the body, identity, and cultural inheritance.

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1. I love Lu Bing's artwork, the fact that the sculptures are made of recycled metal gives a sort of weight and scale to it that some other sculptures may lack.

2. Lu Bing uses scrap materials from construction sites as his main materials.

3. His usage of construction scrap as his materiel helps reinforce the idea of rapid change and hard work.

4. It relates to the SOI with the way he is using parts from broken down buildings, excess steel and even vehicle parts. Showing how even what is usually seen as scrap being reused as symbolism of hard work and dedication.

5. While the object's meaning has change, it feels more like a redevelopment and focus of what it originally was. As the construction machinery were already associated with hard work.

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1. I love Xu Bings artwork because of the large scale of his artwork yet tedious details that bring the artwork together. I love the massive structure which makes the viewers feel so little and the artwork so glorious.

2. Xu Bing uses scraps from construction sights which is able to help reuse and recycle. Materials that he collects range from plastic and trash to metals, rods, wheels, and so many mechanical materials.

3. Xu Bing uses scraps from construction not only to recycle but also to show how these certain mechanical parts can be made into something else other than machineries, buildings, and objects.

4. Because he uses scraps from constructions, it helps reduce waste from old and demolished buildings as well as machinery which heavily impact the environment

5. The meaning of his artwork helps bring life to unused parts that once had a purpose. The meaning of his artwork also helps to emphasise what the hidden side of modern development shows—the hard, dangerous work done by poor laborers.

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I like the artist Tim Noble and Sue Webster. I like their work because they create a very vintage yet modern vibe.Their sculptures shows deep messages about how people and how their conveys deep emotions and messages.

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I like Titian Vecellio, an Italian Renaissance painter. His use of color reached the pinnacle: he was called "the sun among the stars" and was one of the most talented painters in Italy. In the use of color, he reached a very high level, and was able to shape the form, space and texture of objects through the layers and contrast of colors, giving the picture a strong visual impact and artistic appeal. His style has a far-reaching influence: he was influenced by Giorgione in his early years, and then gradually formed his own unique style. His brushstrokes are bold and expressive, pushing the color art of the Venetian school to a new height. The subject matter is wide and varied: Titian is good at portraits, landscapes, mythology, and religious themes. In portraiture, he can accurately capture the character traits and inner emotions of the characters,