MANILA: A twisting maze of tiny buildings crafted from discarded cardboard boxes is the heart of an eye-catching art piece in the Philippines highlighting the humble material's value to millions of people.
"Here, we use it for everything. We construct with it, it becomes your bed, it becomes your house, it becomes everything," she added. The work, called"Here, There, Everywhere: Project Another Country," is the latest piece from the Aquilizans and it probes questions of migration and dislocation.
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