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Making Trash Less Trashy

January 6, 2011

Christine Finley Wallpapered Dumpster

 

One effective way of bringing attention to the overlooked: cover it in beautiful wallpaper. Italian artist Christine Finley recently took to the streets and turned ordinary garbage dumpsters into works of art for her Wallpapered Dumpster Project. In an effort to draw attention to the exorbitant amounts of refuse produced by urban populations, she gathered leftover wallpaper and applied "polite graffiti" to the everyday objects. The project garnered much attention from passersby and creative commentators, as it brought environmental activism to the masses through a simple act. Finley has also decorated dumpsters in Los Angeles, New York, and other European cities. She also went so far as to create a "How To" video to encourage others to wallpaper the trash dumpsters in their own towns. Visit Christine's website for more info.

 

Christine Finley Wallpapered Dumpster

Posted by Emily Pilloton on January 6, 2011 | Comments (2)
Industries: Green

October 31, 2012
In response to: Making Trash Less Trashy
Yandra commented:

How can someone react after read the post. This is funny as well as very inoirmatfve in terms of in computing world at the same time. When I first read the title its kind of funny, but after read the whole post, I felt this is a brilliantly narrated one.


October 29, 2012
In response to: Making Trash Less Trashy
Jobeth commented:

Thanks for spending time on the computer (writing) so orhtes don't have to.

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