Touring the US, Asia and Australia, Filipino trashion artist, social entrepreneur and humanitarian Francis Sollano continues to advocate environmental consciousness through his arts made from trash.
The young artist from Cebu City is back in Canberra this November taking on a vital part for the DESIGN Canberra as a city curator adjudging local artists' artworks that transform open-spaces and conducted a sustainable design workshop for students in high school.
On the side, Sollano was able to attend the first Family Fair Day at the Philippine Embassy in Canberra where he also showcased several products from their social enterprise Youth for a Livable Cebu.
Prior to his trip Downunder, among other countries in Asia, he was in New York for an exhibition of his wearable art made from upcycled garbage at the World Economic Forum attended by the world leaders.
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