Blung, dkst.itb.ac.idThe Director of the Science and Technology Area (ITB) participated in the event of Gebyar Dies Natal@@. This agenda is followed by thousands of academic symmetry as well as the great ITB families, with various activities such as sports, entertainment, exhibition works, as well as door prize division.
One of the programs that became part of the continuation theme isGreen SurGa Adventure, the collaboration between ITB and the Circular Dago Community. This event invites participants to collect trash from the Dago region and turn it into a work of art installation themed "Waste Metamorphosis: "Turn Trash into Message and Esticity.".
In this activity, the D.KST team featured a work called "66 Message for the Home," an installation that combines wood pieces, twigs, plastic and used paper. Although the materials are not fully intact or well-used, they're all collaborated into one form of work that describes a shelter, a symbol of the workspaces, the space that's made, and the place that contributes.
These installations also insert 66 collective messages, containing hope, prayers, ideas, to critics, as a reflection of the ITB's journey and future challenges. This work was one of several installations displayed in Sabuga during the event. Through this work, the D.KST also managed to win the 2nd place in the SurGa Green Adventure race.
ITB reactor, Prof. Dr. Ir. Dirggment, M.T., credit to all involved parties, including working units such as the DKST. In his speech, he emphasized the importance of the community's campus in building collective awareness of continuity and cross-field collaboration.
For the D.KST, participation in this event became part of an active involvement in cross-unit activities that raised the value of collaboration, environmental awareness, and participation of community colleges. In addition to being a celebration, this moment of Dies Natalis also strengthens the interaction between academic symmetry and support units in an open and exclusive atmosphere.
