This design transforms discarded glass bottles into fluid, organic forms through advanced upcycling techniques. Inspired by water's movement, it merges sustainability with artistic expression, redefining glass as both functional and aesthetic. Presented in the exhibition, it highlights the transformation's cyclical nature, repurposing waste glass for urban agriculture and digital art. The project demonstrates the intersection of environmental consciousness and contemporary design.

Egemen Kemal Vurusan is a glass artist and designer whose practice draws from environmental and natural inspirations. He employs traditional glass shaping techniques, integrating them with contemporary design approaches to create both functional and artistic works. With a background rooted in craftsmanship and material exploration, his work bridges past and present methods. Vurusan contributes to the cultural landscape through his commitment to preserving and evolving glass artistry. His designs often reflect an awareness of ecological themes, engaging audiences in discussions around nature, sustainability, and materiality.

Egemen Kemal Vurusan is a glass art and design studio whose practice draws from environmental and natural inspirations. He employs traditional glass shaping techniques, integrating them with contemporary design approaches to create both functional and artistic works. With a background rooted in craftsmanship and material exploration, his work bridges past and present methods. Vuruşan contributes to the cultural landscape through his commitment to preserving and evolving glass artistry. His designs often reflect an awareness of ecological themes, engaging audiences in discussions around nature, sustainability, and materiality.