NYC Sprinkle Brigade
Ben Preiss — October 31, 2007 — Art & Design
References: sprinklebrigade & joshspear
Why go to the trouble of scooping up dog poo, especially if it doesn't belong to your dog? Well, if you live in NYC, you won't have to anymore; just call the Sprinkle Brigade!
They'll zip down in the Turdmobile (I'm guessing) and turn the offending turds into street art of the kind that sophisticated New Yorkers have come to appreciate. This is where graffiti art was 20 years ago, 20 years from now artists will have to push very hard (and eat a lot of fiber) to produce this quality of poop art. So, don't see poop as a problem to be tossed away, see the art in crap, after all so much art is... crap.
They'll zip down in the Turdmobile (I'm guessing) and turn the offending turds into street art of the kind that sophisticated New Yorkers have come to appreciate. This is where graffiti art was 20 years ago, 20 years from now artists will have to push very hard (and eat a lot of fiber) to produce this quality of poop art. So, don't see poop as a problem to be tossed away, see the art in crap, after all so much art is... crap.
Trend Themes
1. Poop Art - High demand for dynamic, creative graffiti art designers who specialize in poop.
2. Community Sanitation - Opportunity to innovate and improve community sanitation systems to accommodate the needs of urban pet owners.
3. Artistic Waste Management - New creative waste management solutions will become popular and a way to create unique art installations.
Industry Implications
1. Waste Management - Innovative waste management companies can collaborate with artists to create unique art installations.
2. Pet Care - Pet care companies can create new products and services to help pet owners manage their pet's waste in urban settings.
3. Art and Design - Art and design companies can push the boundaries of creativity with new mediums such as poop art.
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