Lanyu sea waste float totem version painted ship eye float

Lanyu sea waste float totem version painted ship eye float <Island Painting Lesson> Collaborative Creation with <Marine Scrap Shop> Creator name Si Misega Orchid Island is a volcanic island. There are mainly rocky shores and less sandy shores. Therefore, in the reef area, Often stuck in marine debris brought by ocean currents. We and our partners on the island have been cleaning up the beach in 2012. During the more than ten years of beach cleaning on the island, in addition to picking up marine waste and garbage from the coastlines of various tribes and classifying the marine waste into recyclable and non-recyclable, we have also individually cleaned up the beach in recent years. Fishing floats that are not suitable for use inside and outside the sea waste pile are individually sorted and washed, hoping to reduce the burden on the island's saturated landfills and allow the sea waste to be regenerated and utilized... Each waste floating ball travels across the ocean from different areas to small islands (such as South Korea, China, Japan, etc.) through the Kuroshio Current, ocean currents, etc. If you look closely, you can actually see each floating ball. are printed with different languages), and because the materials and sizes of the floats are different, and they are painted one by one by hand, each painted sea waste float is unique. Anyone who purchases a recycled floating ball from marine waste will receive a postcard like the one shown in Figure 2 as a gift.