Report of the West Java Tribune Journalist, Lutfi Ahmad MauludinTRIBUNJABAR.ID, BANDUNG - Visitors to the exhibition with the theme Rancaekek Imagination, on Jalan Walini Rancaekek, Bandung Regency, Sunday (5/6/2022) did not expect the works on display to be made of waste paper or diapers.Such is the case with Teguh P (27), who deliberately came out of curiosity and was invited by his friends."I didn't expect these works to be made of garbage, especially diapers. This is very good and inspiring because diapers are difficult to decompose," said Teguh, when he saw the works on display, on the side of Jalan Walini.Teguh said that at first he thought that the works on display were made of printed gypsum.As for the works of Fandi Mulyana (38) made from waste, especially diapers, which were displayed at the exhibition, such as paintings, flower pots, bonsai replicas, tables, and others."Coinciding with environmental day, I really appreciate it. I hope this activity can be sustainable and continue to innovate," said Fandi, who is from Bojongsoang.Teguh admitted, very impressed with the work of the artists in Bandung Regency."It turns out that this Bandung Regency artist is very potential and inspiring. Because the material is unusual, namely from garbage, it is very inspiring," he said.Teguh said that he had never thought about it before, that trash diapers could be made into beautiful works of art."Of course, it is very good to use waste into high-value items, especially from diapers and plastic waste which are very difficult to decompose," he said.Teguh hopes that people like Pandi will continue to appear, who care about the environment, and can use waste."Therefore, in the future, garbage will not be scattered anywhere, and it can be more useful, with creativity and innovation," he said.(*)