Re/Frame is a concept centered around metamorphosis. This piece is a reflection of the hidden aftermath of graphic design – the quiet accumulation of waste that shadows every printed image. The artist gathered discarded posters from the streets and used ink cartridges from copy shops, repurposing them into a vast collage of a mountain landscape. The natural beauty of the scene, created in leftovers of the artificial, draws a contrast between what we create and what it costs. It is both a tribute to nature and a confrontation with the environmental cost of visual communication