Plastic IS NOT Fantastic (First prize winner) by Camila Paz

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Two years ago, I started collecting bread tags, coffee lids, and later, plastic sushi containers. My friends also helped me with this.

I remember one morning when I bought a coffee (one of the things I love about Melbourne) and thought, how many coffees do I have in a week? And in a month? So, I began this collection. Each lid is from a different place, sometimes from the same place.

I also noticed that some of them were biodegradable, meaning they "melted" a bit when I applied paint – a plus for those cafes using this material!

Now, the artwork has won the first place in a contest organized by mava_collective with a sustainability theme. My question is: how can we live more sustainably in our daily lives? This award is dedicated to our planet, and I hope it can raise more awareness because it depends on us La

Two years ago, I started collecting bread tags, coffee lids, and later, plastic sushi containers. My friends also helped me with this.

I remember one morning when I bought a coffee (one of the things I love about Melbourne) and thought, how many coffees do I have in a week? And in a month? So, I began this collection. Each lid is from a different place, sometimes from the same place.

I also noticed that some of them were biodegradable, meaning they "melted" a bit when I applied paint – a plus for those cafes using this material!

Now, the artwork has won the first place in a contest organized by mava_collective with a sustainability theme. My question is: how can we live more sustainably in our daily lives? This award is dedicated to our planet, and I hope it can raise more awareness because it depends on us La

Two years ago, I started collecting bread tags, coffee lids, and later, plastic sushi containers. My friends also helped me with this.

I remember one morning when I bought a coffee (one of the things I love about Melbourne) and thought, how many coffees do I have in a week? And in a month? So, I began this collection. Each lid is from a different place, sometimes from the same place.

I also noticed that some of them were biodegradable, meaning they "melted" a bit when I applied paint – a plus for those cafes using this material!

Now, the artwork has won the first place in a contest organized by mava_collective with a sustainability theme. My question is: how can we live more sustainably in our daily lives? This award is dedicated to our planet, and I hope it can raise more awareness because it depends on us La

Two years ago, I started collecting bread tags, coffee lids, and later, plastic sushi containers. My friends also helped me with this.

I remember one morning when I bought a coffee (one of the things I love about Melbourne) and thought, how many coffees do I have in a week? And in a month? So, I began this collection. Each lid is from a different place, sometimes from the same place.

I also noticed that some of them were biodegradable, meaning they "melted" a bit when I applied paint – a plus for those cafes using this material!

Now, the artwork has won the first place in a contest organized by mava_collective with a sustainability theme. My question is: how can we live more sustainably in our daily lives? This award is dedicated to our planet, and I hope it can raise more awareness because it depends on us La

Camila Paz
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Melbourne, Australia

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