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What's the story
African artists are at the forefront of the sustainable art movement, making strides in the global arena.
They craft stunning pieces that serve as a reminder of the need for environmental awareness, utilizing recycled materials and eco-friendly methods.
Here are five artists spearheading this movement and their innovative contributions to sustainable art.
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Upcycled visionary
Cyrus Kabiru's upcycled eyewear
Kenyan artist Cyrus Kabiru sculpts one-of-a-kind eyewear from discarded electronic parts and metal scraps.
His "C-Stunners" series redefines our notions of fashion, turning waste into an art piece one can wear.
Kabiru's innovative approach not just tackles waste issues, but also delves into identity and self-expression through sustainable design.
Weaponry transformation
Goncalo Mabunda's weaponry art
Mozambican artist Goncalo Mabunda transforms decommissioned weapons into sculptures advocating for peace and conflict resolution.
By turning instruments of violence into symbols of hope, his work sparks discussions on sustainability - socially and environmentally.
Mabunda's creative process not only tackles the reuse of materials, but highlights the importance of art in facilitating dialogue around sustainability issues across the world, highlighting the potential for change through creativity.