Report of the West Java Tribune Journalist, Lutfi Ahmad MauludinTRIBUNJABAR.ID, BANDUNG - Fandi Mulyana (38), a resident of Bandung Regency, who is able to turn waste into high-value works of art, even from diapers waste which is a collection of dirt.In the various works of art that he creates, both in flower pots, wall hangings, aquarium tables, and others, they often have the theme of beautiful and cool nature.Fandi said that his work has a natural theme because it started from anxiety about seeing the surrounding environment."So I don't know why, every time I want to draw the inspiration I get is related to dreams of natural beauty, healthy nature, cool nature, free from garbage. Even though the actual situation may not be like that," said Fandi, when met at his house, which is located in Babakan Asta Village, RT 2, RW 11, Rancaekek Wetan Village, Rancaekek District, Bandung Regency, Tuesday (24/5/2022).Fandi started working from raw materials of various wastes, since 2019, but combined it with new painting in the past year."If the wider community considers this trash to be useless, but for me, this is a scattered diamond," said Fandi, smiling.His house is like an art studio, but of course at the back there are piles of diapers, which look disgusted because there are still some that haven't been cleaned.Unlike the case with the front of the house, although the house is simple, it looks and feels cool.Because there displayed a variety of his work.Not only that, flowers or plants also decorate the house.Also read: Was Called Crazy and Will Be Sentenced, Now Fandi Produces Extraordinary Work from DiapersIncredibly, the plants grown in his house, use planting media and fertilizers from the waste he processes as well.Used car tires are also used as a medium for his work.