London Public Campaign Documentation

This is not a promotional record.
It is documentation of art operating within real systems of consumption.

As part of the Fast Fashion campaign, this workshop was designed to help participants understand the structural issues behind fast fashion. After exploring its environmental and social impact, participants transformed garments they intended to discard into new objects and functional pieces.

This process was not simply an upcycling activity, but a practical intervention that reinterpreted systems of consumption and disposal through creative action.

In April 2026, RETHINK FAST FASHION 2026 was activated in a London public market.
This archive documents the public intervention, citizen interviews, artistic action, and measurable environmental contribution.

This video documents public interviews recorded during the Rethink Fast Fashion 2026 campaign in London.

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As part of the Youth Participatory Campaign Initiative (YPCI),
the project engaged citizens in conversations about fast fashion, waste, and responsibility.

Research + Action + Public Engagement 

Youth Public Campaign Contributors – London 2026

The following youth contributors participated in the London Public Activation of
Rethink Fast Fashion 2026, engaging in research, creative production, and public dialogue.

Through their work, they supported the campaign’s mission to rethink consumption, waste systems, and youth-led environmental action.

Seoyoon Kim 

Hannah Kim 

Hannah Suh

Sangwoo Ahn

Jiwon Kim 

Seungah Han 

Yoonseo Lee 

Soomin Chang 

Jimin Suh

Charis Yoon