Using Trashed Furniture for Creative Public Displays
Andrew Robichaud — July 10, 2009 — Eco
References: yokohamatriennale.jp & dornob
Garbage is never truly garbage and Tadashi Kawamata is making a great case in the hunt to prove that. He has taken old scraps of furniture and wood in general to create these majestic and thought provoking art exhibits.
The collection of wooden art is not confined to a gallery but openly displayed wherever Tadashi Kawamata decided it deserved to be placed. The different ideas behind the work make the projects so much more of an experience.
Check out the gallery to see the wooden scraps sculptures by Tadashi Kawamata.
The collection of wooden art is not confined to a gallery but openly displayed wherever Tadashi Kawamata decided it deserved to be placed. The different ideas behind the work make the projects so much more of an experience.
Check out the gallery to see the wooden scraps sculptures by Tadashi Kawamata.
Trend Themes
1. Upcycled Art - Exploring the trend of creating art from discarded materials, presenting opportunities for artists to repurpose trash into unique and thought-provoking sculptures.
2. Public Installations - Embracing the trend of displaying art in unconventional spaces, opening up opportunities for artists to showcase their work in public locations, engaging with a wider audience.
3. Environmental Consciousness - Addressing the trend of promoting sustainability and the importance of recycling, creating possibilities for artists to highlight the beauty in repurposing materials and reducing waste.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Sculpture - Artists and sculptors can embrace the trend of upcycled art to create innovative pieces from discarded materials, challenging traditional notions of art and promoting environmental consciousness.
2. Tourism and Hospitality - Public installations can be utilized by tourism and hospitality industries to enhance visitor experiences, providing innovative and interactive elements that contribute to a memorable stay and generate positive reviews.
3. Waste Management and Recycling - The trend of upcycled art encourages the waste management and recycling industry to explore innovative ways to repurpose discarded materials, promoting a circular economy and reducing landfill waste.
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