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My friend Marcela has a business selling these mesh produce bags. We did a shoot yesterday for her website.
After removing one of thousands of metal support pieces using hand-tools, it is handed off to another team member. These pieces are stacked on a truck to be reused at another site.
Wall covering made of pallet collars from among others, the shipyards Götaverken and Cityvarvet that have been shut down in Gothenburg. Interior in the café "MaterÃa".
www.materia.nu (website in Swedish)
We finally saw the Shepard Fairey "Imperfect Union" show on its final day at the Merry Karnowski Gallery in LA.
Shredded U.S. currency embedded in acrylic is recycled as a decoration for a pen I turned on my lathe.
i assume Maria is making a joke. It is the Bureau of Engraving and Printing that shreds and distributes old currency:
Flashes and a rainbow of batteries
For "Looking close... on Friday!" ; theme : "reusable or recycled".
This piece was made from discarded color/shape studies from a client identity job. I usually generate a lot of quick little studies which leaves me with a lot of unused vectors.
I'm a firm believer in re-using the almost forgotten in new ways.
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Bradford, PA. May 2021.
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Our neighbor gave us these when she got new ones. My DD decided that we should have chairs that sort of matched the color of our front door. I think she ran out of paint before she finished the legs on one but it’s too hot to paint now anyway!!
One of the pieces at a special exhibit of the work of Shih Chieh Huang, an artist based out of Taipei. He takes objects like discarded plastic bags, old computer fans and motion detectors to create pieces that move and "breathe" in accordance with movement around them. On exhibit at the Worcester Art Museum.
Okay, counting the number of crates in my Flickrstream, I think this can now count as a fetish. Via Design*Sponge.
One of the pieces at a special exhibit of the work of Shih Chieh Huang, an artist based out of Taipei. He takes objects like discarded plastic bags, old computer fans and motion detectors to create pieces that move and "breathe" in accordance with movement around them. On exhibit at the Worcester Art Museum.
the best reuse of bike forks ... ever, I bet !!! ... (window security bars ... hmm. maybe bike handlebars welded together? ... )