Charlotte Kidger's New Waste Material Objects are Colorful and Durable
Justin Lam — August 14, 2018 — Eco
References: charlottekidger & zetteler
Industrial material waste is often discarded and causes irreparable damage to the environment, but Charlotte Kidger is aiming to find a new use for this waste in her latest collection of waste material objects. Known as 'Industrial Craft,' this new collection focuses on the polyurethane foam dust created in CNC fabrication and transforms it into colorful 3D objects. These waste material objects come in a series of pots and vessels, as well as in the form of two large sculptural tables.
The waste material objects crafted by Kidger are the result of extensive material exploration aimed at creating a recycled material that is durable and versatile. The process of shaping the foam dust gives it similar properties as wood and can easily be cut, sanded and engraved into unique designs.
The waste material objects crafted by Kidger are the result of extensive material exploration aimed at creating a recycled material that is durable and versatile. The process of shaping the foam dust gives it similar properties as wood and can easily be cut, sanded and engraved into unique designs.
Trend Themes
1. Recycled Material Objects - Industrial material waste can be converted into durable and versatile 3D objects.
2. Sustainable Manufacturing - CNC fabrication waste can be repurposed, reducing environmental damage.
3. Circular Design - Creating new objects from waste material promotes circular design.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture - Furniture manufacturing can reduce environmental impact by using waste material.
2. Home Decor - Recycled waste material objects can add a unique and eco-friendly touch to home decor.
3. Industrial Design - Repurposing industrial waste creates diverse opportunities for industrial design.
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