The Mooz 'Taste Tree' is a gorgeous creation made entirely of porcelain plates and cups. The enormous and shimmering tree is located in the main square of Hasselt, Belgium. It is an annual tradition to install a tree in the square and this year, combined creativity with ingenuity. The festive tree will be up throughout and after the Holiday season.
It was designed by Inge Vanluyd and Stefan Vanbergen. The concept was to make locals a part of the process and piece. Every single item used in the giant tree was donated by a local resident. They rummaged through their cupboards and storage and contributed to the larger than life piece. It is a beautiful concept and Inge and Stefan pulled it off.
The Mooz Taste Tree unified locals and kept a Belgian tradition alive.
What's Driving This Trend
- Community Participation
- Engage locals in the creative process to foster community unity and create unique, immersive experiences.
- Upcycled Art
- Transform discarded items into stunning works of art, demonstrating the beauty of repurposing and sustainability.
- Interactive Installations
- Create interactive and visually striking installations that captivate and engage audiences, leaving a lasting impression.
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Design
- Explore the potential of repurposing materials and involving communities to create innovative art installations.
- Event Planning
- Design immersive and memorable experiences by incorporating interactive and visually striking elements into events.
- Sustainability
- Promote sustainable practices and environmental consciousness by showcasing the beauty of upcycled art and creative reuse.
