The Youtube Link Of Compost Art Interview

Finally! The compost art interview is broadcasted. I'm orang famous! (silly). It's on Saturday, November 16th,  5 a'clock in the morning. Well, I forgot to watch it, but luckily my mother's friend recorded it but there's no sound because she forgot to make the sound louder from the TV. It's okay, at least I can see myself there. She upload it to Youtube so everybody can see it. I'm famous!

This is the picture of me and the reporter, Ms. Astri. She's so tall!

And this is the link from Youtube. Enjoy! Click the link here!

Compost Art Interview

Today, my mother's friend, Ms. Ines Puspita, was interviewed in her house about compost art. I was interviewed about compost art too. She interviewed me when I want to make a compost art of four goldfish. It will be broadcasted on November 16th or 17th at 5 a.m.- 5.30 a.m. on "Seputar Indonesia" by RCTI.

  

This is me with the reporter. She was asking about what things did I use for my compost art, why did I like compost art and did I like compost art better than drawing or painting.











This is my goldfish compost art : made out from frangipani petals and stem, papaya seeds and carrot peel.

There I made a friendship with a girl named Dhyani. She also has blogs. Her mother is a writer.

Swimming Makes You Hairless ??

This is another stop-motion. But I made it a little bit funny (that's when the girl lost her hair). Actually I forgot to put it. :p  But I made it as perfect as I can ; )

Dancing Girl

These pictures are made out of fallen frangipani flowers, dried strawberry leaves, bean's skin, and orange peel.

My Turtle is Moving

These pictures are made out of compost material. That's why it's called Compost Art.

The benefit of using compost material as our art material is: we will produce zero waste. Besides, it's cost free. We just collect it from kitchen and garden waste, arrange without any glue nor preservatives, then dump it into the compost bin. Done, simple and green.