ALT looking down onto a sandy beach dotted with collected pebbles and seaweed, with pens and art materials. Taped on boards are two drawings of the collected materials and two people's legs can be seen at the top left and right edge of the image, as they're taking part in the drawing

ALT A display board with the words ‘Museum of Plastic’ at the top in large white letters. Underneath this are two plastic cups on a plinth and photos of installations and pieces of art made of reused plastic items; such as a Christmas tree entirely made of plastic bottles.

ALT In the foreground is the top of an a-frame board showing a Norwich Science Festival poster. The poster is blue, with the festival’s logo in white. Beyond this, in the background are three people looking at the exhibition’s boards. Each of the display boards have posters and images attached. The middle board has plastic bottles lined up on a plinth.

ALT Two people have little pickers in their hands, and are collecting plastic cups from a large wooden container inclosed in a gazebo. The top of the gazebo is green and has the words ‘fantastic, plastic collection, arcade, from Precious Plastic East’ in white. Beyond the gazebo, people are looking at the exhibition’s display boards. These have images on, including a green and pink illustration of David Attenborough.

ALT A display board shows images and items - all with a theme of reducing plastic consumption. One image is of a child in front of a large heap of rubbish, they are holding a placard that says ‘Save our planet’. There is a white tote bag with the words ‘reuse, reduce, dance, recycle, repeat’ in green, pink and orange. There is also a little picker alongside some rope, metal reusable coffee cups, a Blue Planet DVD case and an illustration of David Attenborough.

ALT Pouring a giant olive oil bottle onto a small salad meme. Me pouring "random and sporadic bursts of song lyrics caused by words you said" onto a "normal conversation"