This initiative showcases the powerful intersection of creativity, recovery, and environmental responsibility through artworks created by patients during art therapy sessions using repurposed materials. It demonstrates how sustainability and healing can coexist beautifully — transforming discarded items into meaningful expressions of personal growth and ecological awareness.

Under the guidance of Naufar’s art therapy team, patients are encouraged to collect and reuse everyday materials such as paper, cardboard, plastic containers, and fabric remnants to create unique art pieces. Each work tells a story — not only of personal reflection and recovery, but also of renewal and mindful consumption. The process allows participants to see potential in what is often overlooked, fostering both artistic expression and a deeper understanding of sustainability in practice.

The initiative highlights the therapeutic value of reusing materials: reducing waste while inspiring creativity and problem-solving. Through this process, patients experience firsthand how art can give new life to objects that would otherwise be discarded, reinforcing the idea that change and transformation — both environmental and personal — begin with awareness and intention.

During Sustainability Week, selected artworks will be displayed across the facility to celebrate the talent and effort of the participating patients. Accompanying information will describe the materials used and the sustainability messages behind each creation, inviting viewers to reflect on their own consumption habits.

This initiative not only supports Naufar’s therapeutic and environmental missions but also symbolizes resilience and renewal — the essence of both recovery and sustainability. It stands as a reminder that beauty and purpose can be found in the simplest, most unexpected places when creativity meets consciousness.