An exhibition proposing ways to practice resource recycling in daily life is set to open.
The Seoul Metropolitan Government and the Seoul Design Foundation announced on November 10 that they will showcase the planned exhibition 'Forms of Circulation: The Resource Recycling Process' and the collaborative exhibition 'Upcycling PICK High-Consumption Popup x More Store' on the first floor of the Seoul Recycling Plaza in Seongdong-gu, Seoul.
Both exhibitions connect the process of discarded resources being transformed back into products with the consumer experience of selecting those products, in line with the city's 'Household Waste Diet Project for 10 Million Citizens.'
Launched on November 2, 'Forms of Circulation: The Resource Recycling Process' introduces products created through the resource recycling systems and upcycling processes established by participating brands and creators. Participants include IKEA Gangdong, Kolon Record, New Tab-22, Jeong Ji-won, Continu, Quolly, Plastic Mill, and Hee (H22), each showcasing their unique approaches to resource utilization.
The 'Upcycling PICK High-Consumption Popup x More Store,' located in the lobby of the first floor of the Seoul Recycling Plaza, features products that embody the values of upcycling and eco-friendliness from participants such as More Store, Eco Party Meari, Bonecca, Aidan, and Surfing Dog.
Cha Kang-hee, CEO of the Seoul Design Foundation, stated, “We will connect exhibitions, education, and experiences to ensure that upcycling takes root in citizens' daily lives and expand opportunities for them to encounter upcycled products and their values.”
Both exhibitions will run until April 2027.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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