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<span style="background: white;">An interregional contest of art objects crafted from household waste known as <i>Clean Art</i>, organized with the support of <i>The</i> <i>Formula for Good Deeds</i>, SIBUR's social investment program, came to a close in Noyabrsk. The project served to combine creativity and eco-education in a bid to inspire local residents to become more environmentally friendly and aware.</span><br>
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<span style="background: white;">The contest that ran throughout the entire fall season was held in seven of the cities where the company has a presence: Tobolsk, Perm, Voronezh, Blagoveshchensk, Svobodny, Nyagan, and Noyabrsk. This project turned out to be a genuine celebration of creativity and new ideas as its participants got busy making vibrant art objects out of recyclable materials, while the audiences were invited to learn about some out-of-the-box solutions for converting waste into art.</span>
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Noyabrsk's <i>Quantorium</i> was chosen as the venue for the contest where Evgenia Radosteva, a Perm-based designer, the creator of courses on contemporary art and ecology, and the founder of the <i>Perepaket</i> brand of products made from recycled materials, gave several master classes as part of the project. Under her tutelage, the contestants got busy crafting useful and beautiful things out of recycled plastic bags including key chains, notepads, posters, and classy shopping bags.<br>
<span style="background: white;">Competitive entries were judged as part of an online project. The jury noted the contestants' brilliant ideas and high level of execution. There were three age groups in which the winners were chosen:</span>
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<b><span style="color: #575757; background: white;">Under 10:</span></b><br>
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<li>Sofia Kulchuk, 1st place</li>
<li>Polina Zhabina and Polina Boko, 2nd place</li>
<li>Denis and Pavel Parashchenko, Children's Creative Association “Creating On Our Own” representing Secondary School No. 5, 3rd place.</li>
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<b>11 to 14:</b><br>
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<li>Maria Safronova, Yuliya Khalanskaya, Jasmina Akunova, 1st place</li>
<li>Stefania Korshunova, 2nd place</li>
<li>Sofia Gurina, 3rd place.</li>
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In the <b>over 14</b> age group, the winner’s diploma was awarded to Gordey Fedotov. All participants and winners also received memorable gifts and diplomas, as well as special prizes from VISTA-ARTISTA, a professional brand of artists' materials.<br>
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<b>Sergey Vinokhodov, Advisor to the General Director of SiburTyumenGas:</b>
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<i>“SIBUR's social investment program </i>The Formula for Good Deeds<i>
that has been in place since 2016 helps convert really good ideas into truly good deeds. It is particularly gratifying to watch children discover this link between art and taking care of nature through their own creative endeavors. Noyabrsk's students not only showcased their talents, but also gave waste a second lease on life by creating striking and unorthodox art objects out of it. These were not just your usual master classes, but rather a journey into the world of modern ecology, where everyone can become a changemaker. We are confident that such initiatives foster environmental thinking and inspire people of the young generation to adopt a conscious attitude towards the world around them".</i>
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SIBUR believes that by helping unlock children's and adolescents' creative potential through initiatives such as these, we are promoting a more sustainable and environmentally conscious society. Each idea generated at the junction of creativity and ecology represents a yet another step towards a brighter future, where caring for nature becomes an integral part of everyday living.
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An interregional contest of art objects crafted from household waste known as Clean Art, organized with the support of The Formula for Good Deeds, SIBUR's social investment program, came to a close in Noyabrsk. The project served to combine creativity and eco-education in a bid to inspire local residents to become more environmentally friendly and aware.
The contest that ran throughout the entire fall season was held in seven of the cities where the company has a presence: Tobolsk, Perm, Voronezh, Blagoveshchensk, Svobodny, Nyagan, and Noyabrsk. This project turned out to be a genuine celebration of creativity and new ideas as its participants got busy making vibrant art objects out of recyclable materials, while the audiences were invited to learn about some out-of-the-box solutions for converting waste into art.
Noyabrsk's Quantorium was chosen as the venue for the contest where Evgenia Radosteva, a Perm-based designer, the creator of courses on contemporary art and ecology, and the founder of the Perepaket brand of products made from recycled materials, gave several master classes as part of the project. Under her tutelage, the contestants got busy crafting useful and beautiful things out of recycled plastic bags including key chains, notepads, posters, and classy shopping bags.
Competitive entries were judged as part of an online project. The jury noted the contestants' brilliant ideas and high level of execution. There were three age groups in which the winners were chosen:
Under 10:
- Sofia Kulchuk, 1st place
- Polina Zhabina and Polina Boko, 2nd place
- Denis and Pavel Parashchenko, Children's Creative Association “Creating On Our Own” representing Secondary School No. 5, 3rd place.
11 to 14:
- Maria Safronova, Yuliya Khalanskaya, Jasmina Akunova, 1st place
- Stefania Korshunova, 2nd place
- Sofia Gurina, 3rd place.
In the over 14 age group, the winner’s diploma was awarded to Gordey Fedotov. All participants and winners also received memorable gifts and diplomas, as well as special prizes from VISTA-ARTISTA, a professional brand of artists' materials.
Sergey Vinokhodov, Advisor to the General Director of SiburTyumenGas:
“SIBUR's social investment program The Formula for Good Deeds
that has been in place since 2016 helps convert really good ideas into truly good deeds. It is particularly gratifying to watch children discover this link between art and taking care of nature through their own creative endeavors. Noyabrsk's students not only showcased their talents, but also gave waste a second lease on life by creating striking and unorthodox art objects out of it. These were not just your usual master classes, but rather a journey into the world of modern ecology, where everyone can become a changemaker. We are confident that such initiatives foster environmental thinking and inspire people of the young generation to adopt a conscious attitude towards the world around them".
SIBUR believes that by helping unlock children's and adolescents' creative potential through initiatives such as these, we are promoting a more sustainable and environmentally conscious society. Each idea generated at the junction of creativity and ecology represents a yet another step towards a brighter future, where caring for nature becomes an integral part of everyday living.
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The contest that ran throughout the entire fall season was held in seven of the cities where the company has a presence: Tobolsk, Perm, Voronezh, Blagoveshchensk, Svobodny, Nyagan, and Noyabrsk. This project turned out to be a genuine celebration of creativity and new ideas as its participants got busy making vibrant art objects out of recyclable materials, while the audiences were invited to learn about some out-of-the-box solutions for converting waste into art.
Noyabrsk's Quantorium was chosen as the venue for the contest where Evgenia Radosteva, a Perm-based designer, the creator of courses on contemporary art and ecology, and the founder of the Perepaket brand of products made from recycled materials, gave several master classes as part of the project. Under her tutelage, the contestants got busy crafting useful and beautiful things out of recycled plastic bags including key chains, notepads, posters, and classy shopping bags.
Competitive entries were judged as part of an online project. The jury noted the contestants' brilliant ideas and high level of execution. There were three age groups in which the winners were chosen:
Under 10:
- Sofia Kulchuk, 1st place
- Polina Zhabina and Polina Boko, 2nd place
- Denis and Pavel Parashchenko, Children's Creative Association “Creating On Our Own” representing Secondary School No. 5, 3rd place.
11 to 14:
- Maria Safronova, Yuliya Khalanskaya, Jasmina Akunova, 1st place
- Stefania Korshunova, 2nd place
- Sofia Gurina, 3rd place.
In the over 14 age group, the winner’s diploma was awarded to Gordey Fedotov. All participants and winners also received memorable gifts and diplomas, as well as special prizes from VISTA-ARTISTA, a professional brand of artists' materials.
Sergey Vinokhodov, Advisor to the General Director of SiburTyumenGas:
“SIBUR's social investment program The Formula for Good Deeds
that has been in place since 2016 helps convert really good ideas into truly good deeds. It is particularly gratifying to watch children discover this link between art and taking care of nature through their own creative endeavors. Noyabrsk's students not only showcased their talents, but also gave waste a second lease on life by creating striking and unorthodox art objects out of it. These were not just your usual master classes, but rather a journey into the world of modern ecology, where everyone can become a changemaker. We are confident that such initiatives foster environmental thinking and inspire people of the young generation to adopt a conscious attitude towards the world around them".
SIBUR believes that by helping unlock children's and adolescents' creative potential through initiatives such as these, we are promoting a more sustainable and environmentally conscious society. Each idea generated at the junction of creativity and ecology represents a yet another step towards a brighter future, where caring for nature becomes an integral part of everyday living.
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SIBUR believes that by helping unlock children's and adolescents' creative potential through initiatives such as these, we are promoting a more sustainable and environmentally conscious society. Each idea generated at the junction of creativity and ecology represents a yet another step towards a brighter future, where caring for nature becomes an integral part of everyday living.
