Two designers collect discarded fishing nets from the ocean floor and use 3D-printing to create new objects that reflect marine beauty.
Synopsis
Two designers collect discarded fishing nets from the ocean floor and use 3D-printing to create new objects that reflect marine beauty.
Synopsis
On a remote beach, two designers gather discarded fishing nets from the ocean floor. In 2018, they utilize 3D-printing technology to transform these remnants of marine waste into artistic representations of ocean life. Their work addresses the pressing issue of marine plastic pollution while promoting recycling. Through their innovative approach, they aim to raise awareness about the environmental impact of plastic waste and inspire a shift towards sustainable practices in design.
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Why Watch
- See how fishing nets become art.
- Find out about marine plastic pollution.
- Meet the designers behind the transformation.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 2018.
- It has a duration of 12 minutes.
- The designers collect nets from the bottom of the sea.
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What problem does the documentary Second Nature address?
Second Nature addresses the problem of marine plastic pollution.
What do the designers in Second Nature do with the collected nets?
The designers collect nets from the bottom of the sea and transform them into symbols of marine beauty using 3D-printing.
How long is the documentary Second Nature?
The documentary has a duration of 12 minutes.
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