Have you ever thought that the bottle that was discarded will return to our lives one day, such as T-shirts and handbags? It sounds like there is no logic. Recently, the second session was held at the 798 Art Auction Center. At the Gala Week in Beijing, the exhibition attracted nearly 400 VIP guests from around the world to receive a special gift from the event organizers – a bag made of 14 beverage bottles. This special gift comes from This gallery week Beijing partner R.BOTTLES reborn tide.
The R.BOTTLES brand was designed and developed by Yingchuang Group. It transforms the daily garbage that is discarded into environmentally-friendly recycled materials, and combines fashionable design ideas with the generation of environmentally-friendly tidal products. This is the first time that the brand's birth has collided with fashion and art. Ms. Liu Xuesong, Deputy Managing Director of Chuangzhou, said: 'First of all, it's my pleasure to be a partner of Gallery Week Beijing. R.BOTTLES itself is eco-friendly and fashionable. The handbags reclaimed from beverage bottles can be appreciated and recognized by artists. Let us be more convinced that the fusion of environmental protection and art will become popular!'
Chairman of Yangchuang Group Yang Gloss (first from right), Executive Vice President Liu Xuesong (second from right) and 798 Art Zone founder Wang Yanyi (second from left)
How does the beverage bottle become a product? Yingchuang recycles waste plastic bottles through a self-built intelligent recycling network, sorts, cleans, crushes, reconstructs, and draws a series of processes to obtain recycled fabrics, integrates eco-design, environmental aesthetics, and systems Into the daily life of recycled tidal products. 'Garbage is misplaced resources. Discarded beverage bottles are alive. We use 8 bottles to regenerate a T-shirt and 14 bottles to generate a handbag. Making resources more sustainable and more environmentally friendly, it also makes environmental protection more fashionable and interesting.' Liu Xuesong said.
In 2012, Inventec independently researched and developed and produced the first intelligent internet of things recycling machine in China, which built up a complete source of used beverage bottles traceable from the recycling source to the recycling process. The information-based intelligent management platform can be monitored. In cooperation with Norway TOMRA Group While jointly developing the market of global intelligent recycling equipment, Yingchuang has always regarded green products as the best commitment to the environment. The debut of the Gallery Week Art Exhibition was extraordinary, and it is believed that R.BOTTLES will become a more global company. Friendly, greener business card.