Susan Stockwell's Recycled World Map is Made up of Computer Parts
Leslie Chen — November 17, 2011 — Art & Design
I always thought world maps in the form of globes that spun were interesting to look at, but this Recycled World Map definitely trumps any and all maps out there.
Designed by Susan Stockwell, the map makes a statement about the increasing technological relationship citizens all over the world are experiencing. The map, titled 'World,' is "made of recycled computer components supplied by an IT recycling company," according to freshome.com.
Not only is the Recycled World Map a stunning display and use of recycled materials, but it also paints a controversial picture of the future.
Implications - Artwork with a worldly view attracts consumers trying to learn more about their surroundings through the designs they consume. Companies attempting to increase their sales could focus on injecting a more universal outlook into their products.
Designed by Susan Stockwell, the map makes a statement about the increasing technological relationship citizens all over the world are experiencing. The map, titled 'World,' is "made of recycled computer components supplied by an IT recycling company," according to freshome.com.
Not only is the Recycled World Map a stunning display and use of recycled materials, but it also paints a controversial picture of the future.
Implications - Artwork with a worldly view attracts consumers trying to learn more about their surroundings through the designs they consume. Companies attempting to increase their sales could focus on injecting a more universal outlook into their products.
Trend Themes
1. Recycled Art - Opportunity for businesses to create unique products using recycled materials, appealing to eco-conscious consumers.
2. Technological Upcycling - Opportunity for companies in the IT recycling industry to repurpose computer components into new and innovative products.
3. Universal Design - Opportunity for businesses to incorporate a global perspective into their products, appealing to consumers interested in cultural diversity.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - Opportunity for artists and designers to create sustainable artwork using recycled materials.
2. IT Recycling - Opportunity for IT recycling companies to innovate and develop new ways to repurpose computer parts.
3. Consumer Goods - Opportunity for consumer goods companies to incorporate global themes and elements into their product design.
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