Autumn 2025
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Ines-Issa Villido
A collection sculptures of Himalayan vultures, a local species nearing endangered status, using waste materials.
Kumar Thapa
Nepali sculptor Kumar Thapa explores sculpture as a space where material, environment and imagination intersects.
Our 3D Himalaya model
A 3D replica of the Himalaya region made from 36 bottle caps collected from the trekking trails.
from mountain Waste to Art and Design
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Waste to Art
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Waste to Art is the way for us to showcase that something beautiful is hidden inside the material we throw away. Through this visual representation we wish to change the perception around waste. By attracting artists and allowing them to experiment with these unusual materials, we wish to inspire locals and visitors to be more conscious of the environmental impact their actions might have.
Waste to Product
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Waste to Product is about embracing circular economy by upcycling waste into new products.
Through the waste to product initiative, we aim to change the perception around waste by showing locals and visitors that with creativity, waste can be upcycled into a new high quality functional product.
Sustainability in the Khumbu region
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Sagarmatha Next aims to be the next frontier for tourism, sustainability and the environment. We hope that the symbolism of Sagarmatha Next can inspire people to be more sensitive and careful with the environment and support practical means to address real challenges in the mountain regions of the world. Sagarmatha next aims to contribute to the United Nations SDG 6, 12, 13 and 17 that includes reducing waste generation, sanitation, reducing climate impact and partnerships.
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