For a better world ...Middle East

IN RECENT years, Nor Tijan Firdaus has been inserting discarded materials from electronic components into her visual art projects. “I collect these materials from people around me and e-waste centre,” says the 34-year-old visual artist and sculptor. Her work, which is a combination of sculpture and colours on canvas, has indirectly raised questions about consumerism and humans’ relationship with the environment. “Some of us think that it is too late to save our planet,” she says. But she is hopeful that we can stop ourselves from damaging the planet any further, and can begin respecting and healing the planet. “Being a mother, I am always questioning myself, what kind of planet I am leaving

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