Plastic – a cheap, ubiquitous, petrochemical product heroically advanced modern society in the 20C at the price of the planet, the entire ecosystem, and human health of the 21C. Since the 1950s, plastic production has increased by 230 times, reaching a total volume equivalent to 25,000 Empire State Buildings, of which only 9% has been recycled. Every minute, two garbage truckloads of plastic enter the ocean, which will weigh more than all fish by 2050. What’s the alternative future? Using kitchen-produced bioplastics colored with the Japanese persimmon tannin, the work reconceptualizes plastic to be something of precious and beautiful. It is an attempt to emotionalize the idea of plastic to change the narrative of our modern convenience.