Benjamin Von Wong is a notable figure in the climate movement, combining artistry with action and collaboration. His work, including the four-story Giant Plastic Tap at the UN and the Guinness-recognized Strawpocalypse made from 168,000 plastic straws, not only captivates audiences but also serves as educational material in art classrooms worldwide. Beyond creating visually striking installations, Von Wong raises substantial funds for frontline communities, often partnering with local talent to ensure resources are directed where they are most needed, thereby emphasizing the vital role of art in climate discourse.