PAINTING ON RECYCLED MATERIALS. ART AND ENVIRONMENT

Posted by 19biS.com on April 29, 2010 | Eco-News , Uncategorized

PAINTING ON RECYCLED MATERIALS. ART AND ENVIRONMENT

We received a press release drapart on an interesting exhibition of paintings from recycled materials.
Until next May 15, 2010, the Espai Drap-Art is hosting the exhibition Zoon, Peixos i altres Bestioles of artist Xavi Molina.

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PAPER FURNITURE REUSE. ATOM STOOL

Posted by 19biS.com on Mar 26 2010 | Eco-Design , 2nd Life Objects

PAPER FURNITURE REUSE. ATOM STOOL

Iglesias Ruben of Retrain has informed us of a new design, "The stool atom is an object role almost 100% reused. All components are made of paper, a few sticks of wood, flax rope and some glue.
The seat is made Tenzan role . Has properties similar to rattan, and a stunning visual appearance. All the stool is reinforced by a thin layer of glue needed to secure and protect the object.

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"ARTEAPARTE" 2nd FREE ART FAIR. "ARTECICLAR"

Posted by 19biS.com on Mar 22 2010 | Uncategorized

"ARTEAPARTE" 2nd FREE ART FAIR. "ARTECICLAR"

From April 28 to May 16, 2010. ARTEAPARTE year 2010 has the motto: "ARTECICLAR"
Recreate, Restore, Rescue, Rehabilitate, Reconstruct, Reuse, Redo, Retrieve, Reconvert: RECYCLE Recycling as art, and aesthetics such as design, as criticism or as a source of humor. Continue Reading »

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EIGHT WAYS OF ECO-FRIENDLY wrap gifts with newspaper

Posted by 19biS.com on Mar 09 2010 | Eco-Ideas , Objects with 2nd Life


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EASTER TREE GREEN treadle IN COPENHAGEN

Posted by 19biS.com on Dec March 2009 | Eco-Ideas , Eco-News


The Danish people are very worried about the environment, and this year the main Copenhagen Christmas tree lights up a nontraditional way: a pedal.

So for the lights (LEDs) glow in the night 15 volunteers must pedal to keep the 700 light bulbs powered tree of 17 meters. Continue Reading »

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CLOUDS OF CARDBOARD. ART EXHIBITION

Posted by 19biS.com on Aug 24, 2009 | Eco-Ideas , art installations ECO

CLOUDS OF CARDBOARD. ART EXHIBITION

This is a good way to reuse a wide range of cardboard boxes after use.
Norwegian architects Fantastic Norway have created a huge cloud of floating pixelated cardboard 50 x 70 m2 for an exhibition.

CLOUDS OF CARDBOARD. ART EXHIBITION

Fantastic Norway say:
The exhibition is implemented using new objects of design. The facility consists of more than 3,000 cardboard boxes hanging from the ceiling. Continue Reading »

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WATCHES MADE WITH RECYCLED MATERIALS

Posted by 19biS.com on July 30, 2009 | Eco-Design , Eco-Ideas , Objects with 2nd Life

WATCHES MADE WITH RECYCLED MATERIALS

I love the idea of being able to customize our own clocks using recycled materials. Today we can enjoy the unique beauty of eco-design with these beautiful watches, made with recycled, like an old bicycle wheel, vinyl and paper journals.

WATCHES MADE WITH RECYCLED MATERIALS. WHEEL OF BICYCLE, PAPER, VINYL DISCO

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ARTISTIC FURNITURE RECYCLING. PETER MARIGOLD

Posted by 19biS.com on June 19, 2009 | Decoration Natural , Eco-Design , 2nd Life Objects

ARTISTIC FURNITURE RECYCLING. PETER MARIGOLD

We all know that comparisons are odious, but I can not help and l compare to Martino Gamper one of my favorite designers of furniture recycled, Peter Marigold 's new chosen Designers of the Future at Design Miami / Basel 09 .

ARTISTIC FURNITURE RECYCLING. PETER MARIGOLD

Both perform equally interesting pieces related to the recycling art. The new award-winning not only creates incredible shelves made wooden boxes, played with recycled materials in combination with natural materials (tree trunks cut) and reused. Continue Reading »

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