Makaon, is a Japanese artist who has created an amazing collection of famous pop culture characters.Cartoon heroes and animal sculptures out of recycled cans of beer and soda, are some of the many imaginative creations
Danish architects Kristoffer Tejlgaard and Benny Jepsen decided to create an venue for events - a deconstructed, geodesic dome using locally-sourced recycled wood. Instead of a generic dome and full-formed structure, this deconstructing of the
Artist Noah Scalin created "Dead Media" an installation made of 497 VHS videotapes. Its size is approximately 20 feet long by 9 feet wide and resembles the skull in Holbein's The Ambassadors if viewed from
Diane Leclair Bisson is giving vegetables and fruits a new purpose, transforming tomatoes into edible containers.The case is to become the container part of the snack rather that toss it in the trash. This project
Miwa Koizumi wanted some pets, so she created them! With a combination of heat guns, cutting utensils and soldering irons she created jelly-fish animals from discarded liquid containers made from PET (polyethylene terephthalate). This work
The artist Caitlind Brown created CLOUD, a large-scale interactive installation for the arts festival Nuit Blanche in Calgary. The installation was made out of 6,000 donated burnt out light bulbs and the viewer is encouraged
The 2008 Coldcuts collection by Laurence Brabant takes recycled wine bottles and turns them into serving ware and glasses. These designs from French designer, Laurence Brabant use old bottles combined with cork and beech wood. Those utensils
The Atenistas team, an open civil group, took an empty plot in Pagrati, Athens, which had been left in complete abandonment and in a day time transformed it into a beautiful little park. The site
Germany-based Blücher Technologies has created a material called Saratech Permasorb Wallpaper that removes toxins embedded in wall surfaces, improving the air inside the room. It is like traditional wallpaper but is actually a non-woven glass fiber/polyester
Designer and urban archeologist Guilhem de Castelbajac’s with his project OFF DUTY NO MORE has immortalized the iconic lights of Taxi Signs . The re-purposing of these lights as interior lamps lends a second life
