Ha Schult's Trash People Remind Us All of Our Refuse
Michael Hines — June 3, 2010 — Eco
References: haschult.de & 1800recycling
German artist HA Schult's 'Trash People' are a constant reminder of the waste we make daily. HA Schult has been traveling the world with his army of trash people to spread the message of society's wastefulness.
The Trash People exhibits are usually in large, outdoor public areas. HA Schult's art has traveled everywhere from the Arctic to Moscow's Red Square. Check out the gallery and video to get an idea of how much of an epic art installation this really is.
The Trash People exhibits are usually in large, outdoor public areas. HA Schult's art has traveled everywhere from the Arctic to Moscow's Red Square. Check out the gallery and video to get an idea of how much of an epic art installation this really is.
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