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We are meeting on Tuesday 30th of November at Camberwell College of Arts, outside the campus. The meeting will be happening in the illustration studio (B201) on the second floor of block B. I ( Nicky ) will wait for everyone at the college entrance x
TIME: 11AM

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- There will be individual tutorials happening. Present your own research and share your ideas, thoughts with UNIT 6 tutor ( Nick ). x

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Look into Nature collectives such as Flock Together, Hackney City Farm and their models, how they market themselves to grab peoples attention and how we could do something similar to educate and involve people.

Look at activist collectives like Extinction Rebellion or Guerrilla Girls.

Research and take pictures of possible spaces we could use for our idea, places within UAL campuses (Chelsea/Camberwell) and also public spaces within London

Look at different models and project presentations, find examples of how you can present a project concept of large scale using 2D, 3D, online/digital.

Research Guerrilla Gardening & other forms of making climate positive art - materials, practices, spaces used.

Think about how we can pitch this and communicate this over PDF so that it shows our idea well.

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1.
（Recycled marine waste）
Most of the materials of the shoes cannot be decomposed naturally. adidas' environmental protection series of sneakers are made up of marine plastic recycled from the waters of the Maldives and 5 percent recycled polyester. The laces, heel brace and insole are all recycled materials.
Turning eco-friendly materials into mass-produced and conventional materials

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（Use of solar recyclable batteries and wind power）
Reduce environmental pollution and carbon emission pollution. Because burning oil produces a lot of toxic gases that pollute the environment, it is important to reduce practical oil and use more clean energy, such as solar and wind power.
Solar photovoltaic panels and photovoltaic panels can convert solar energy into electricity.

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（Garbage classification）
Renewable and non-recyclable waste management

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Discuss 3 final ideas before tutorial with group. Show pdf and approve. Share opinions on Exhibition.

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Idea one - Sustainability in fashion. Discussing how luxury brands can go into or do more for the planet with their fashion collections and global logistics.

Idea two - Sustainable home project. Many new builds are coming up in London. What’s the best way of creating sustainable homes for the future. We could also relate this to UAL student accommodation.

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Greenwashing campaign where would could all choose a different company and then expose them in our different ways of creating art. Use materials that are eco friendly or re use materials to create final outcomes

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I don't really have that many suggestions or ideas that we could do so I would just like to propose 1 and Im more than happy to work towards any other ideas as well. Not that fussed tbh xD
- Work together towards an open exhibition as a climate change activist collective. All work must be completed in the most carbon neutral or positive way possible and installed in a space that will interrupt mobility and everyday life of the community we are part of to kind of force students/people to think about climate change and make them aware. Just like climate change is inevitably happening, so is our exhibition xD.

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Moving panels
inspired by the perspex screens we have to separate people due to covid, I think we could make an art piece to do with this. I always think about where the acrylic is going to go after covid rules keep getting lifted since acrylic is notoriously bad for the environment, I don't know if it would be possible but we could try to get hold of some and draw on them, paint etc to create a piece and comment on the effect covid has had on climate change?

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Mural
Leading on from Alexis' idea I think a mural would be interesting to engage the public and inform about nature in the area, I think it could be interesting to look into native plants and flowers and do something to do with that. I also think we could combine drawing, spacial design and textiles really well into this.

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Idea 1: Geocaching/ Found materials. A creative play on geocaching. "Geo-coins" art collectibles made with reused materials could be scattered and hidden in specific environments. Clues are released to find them that provide ecological information and encourage interaction/ understanding of that environment. Those who do receive these small tokens which could have a great appeal for tourism/ social media virality.
Idea 2: Critique of Covid greenwashing. Taking found objects like plastic bags, masks, packaging, etc. and transforming them through the design of satirical promotional slogans, logos, and corporate space layouts. Explore how companies and organizations reacted to COVID and used it for their own good and how that impacted the world ecologically. Exhibit in shopping spaces.
Idea 3: Neighborhood Murals that highlight urban ecological features specific facts and insights on plants, animals, etc. that live in urban spaces. Insular and region-specific. The layout of the man-made space (like a park, ally, or town square) must be taken into account when designing mural placements. Would also be a boon to tourism- people could get engaged in learning more about their ecological neighbors.

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Guerilla Activism
We could create an installation/concept for a space within UAL to raise awareness for climate change and spread a message, could use something like knitting/crochet combined with more traditional graffiti styles to create a piece. Could also use reclaimed materials

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1- Synthetic Fuels

- Turning greenhouse gases into sistainable

2- Eco - Decor

- Doing the project by Eco friendly/Sustainable materials

3- Creates a space of natural environment

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*Community shared farm with fertilizer generating device

*Modular devices like phones and laptops

*Modular E-vehicles batteries with battery chaging station

*Shopping bag sharing project

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1. Project that highlights urban ecological features through Murals and Street art that provide specific facts and insights on plants, animals, etc. that live in urban spaces. Insular and region specific. Would also be a boon to tourism.

2. A creative play on geocaching. "Geo-coins" (art collectibles) could be scattered and hidden in specific environments. Clues are released to find them that provide ecological information and encourage interaction/ understanding of that environment. Those who do receive these small tokens which could have a great appeal for tourism/ social media virality.

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- Write 3 key ideas on what you would like us all to do for the project. You can post it in your personal column or send it directly to Faye as she is putting the PDF together x

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Here are going to be key updates on what to do next x

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This section is for common sharing - eg. group exhibitions, on-site work, etc.

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On Wednesday 24th, Nov 2021 at 13:30.
We are going to the Design Museum (Kensington,London) to see "Waste Age".
Ticket Price - £10.90 for Students
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"Explore major new exhibits that capture the devastating impact of waste including a large-scale art installation by Ibrahim Mahama made from e-waste in Ghana.

The exhibition showcases some of the visionary designers who are reinventing our relationship with waste, including Formafantasma, Stella McCartney, The Ellen MacArthur Foundation, Lacaton & Vassal, Fernando Laposse, Bethany Williams, Phoebe English and Natsai Audrey Chieza."

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We are living in the age of waste. Is design the answer to leaving our throwaway culture behind?

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This is our padlet for sharing work for the project, key information, updates and research. Feel free to post in your column, comment and like. If you need any help figuring out how Padlet works, text in the chat x