In the last 50 years the world has seen technology advance at a rapid pace, from “Blockia” cell phones to razor thin smart phones. Where there was once super computers the size of buildings, we now have envelope thin laptops and tablets. But as we upgrade, what happens to the computer components of obsolete technology?
These beautiful butterflies are made from upcycled crayons. Colourful and ready for lift off these butterflies prove conclusively that it is in fact a bug’s life.
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Brooklyn based artist David Hammons transforms a basketball hoop and a window frame into a crystal chandelier. Complete with branches, garlands and tassels, this is one art installation we’re dreaming about.
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French collective Doobi have taken pallet coffee tables to the next level. We can’t wait to jump on this upcycle. Find a pallet, sand it, paint it and pop it on casters. You’re ready to rock!
We have seen a bunch of things done with old tyres and while they’re all quite practical, this project is by far the most aesthetically pleasing.
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