It doesnt smell like flowers, but it doeas smell like upcycling. Hillary Coe presents an original upcycling piece of art. Hillary Coe is an artist who transforms empty grafiti cans into sculptural bouquets. Discarted paint
Recycled shadow' is an installation undertaken by spanish architectural team Meva. The artists fold hundreds of newspaper pages into paper windmills, which they then hang on nylon mesh into suspended sculptures that provide shade to
"Scarfty" lamp is been designed by the ukranian design studio decorkuznetsov. The lamps are sweater like knits made out of peruvian wool, wrapped around a steel ball structure. Each of the lights are knit with a
Shari Mendelson is a Brooklyn-based artist that creates masterpieces out of garbage. She is collecting juice, soda and water bottles and then she cut all these in pieces. The material she needs to work is
Artist and designer Beck Wheeler combines toy making, textile and woodworking techniques to make colorful, playful found object sculptures. Wheeler is using used objects like broken childrens toys, old bits of cutlery, shaving brushes, can
Tomaas is a New York based fashion and art photographer who catched the Plastic Fantastic series of images. The model is staged with various plastic items such as straws, tubing, platters, and bottles. The striking
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
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
Lost? Find your way in this upcycling project. Read more about Ewelina Bocian...... Polish designer Ewelina Bocian created a line of ‘Oldies’ accessories by using pieces of maps, folded in miniature size mounted on brass
Kristiina Lahde is a Canadian artist who transforms old telephone books into complex architectural structures. Using patterns borrowed from nature, Lahde creates modular sculptures that emulates the structure of a honeycomb, cross-referencing the social behaviours
