Garbage As Art - German Artists Create 1000 Statues From Domestic Refuse


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Garbage As Art - German Artists Create 1000 Statues From Domestic Refuse


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The truth to the saying ‘one man’s garbage is another man’s treasure’ was underlined with a flourish when German artists created an exhibit of 1000 statues fashioned entirely of refuse. The statues were installed in Rome and will be on display for nearly two weeks. On March 20, 2007, some German artists displayed their statues made from garbage in Rome. These art pieces are produced from domestic refuse to exhibit in the Rome on March 29, 2007. Don’t you think people are so innovative around the world! I would like to ask these artists that how did they manage to collect such huge amount of trash to make these statues. (everythingweird)

Via: everythingweird Posted: Mar 25, 07
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OR reuse refuse for: Roads, Hwys, cars, planes, Fuel, energy, mannequins (inners is solidified trash), barriers, signposts, signs, etc. ALL from refuse. Wild. Now can the US do this??? Mexico, Cuba, Cent America, Venezula, Brazil, Italy, Greece, Germany, Poland, Russia.

By: rocketranger on Mar 25, 07 | 0 Trends | 1928 Comments

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