Trash to Treasure: Baguio Art Exhibit Embodies Circular Economy
The "Made Here" exhibit at the Ibagiw 2026 festival in Baguio, Philippines, is transforming discarded materials into art, furniture, and functional pieces. This initiative highlights creativity and sustainability, aiming to contribute to the local economy by giving waste a new life.
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