What you pick up is garbage, while others pick up art.

What you pick up is garbage, what others pick up is art. In everyone’s eyes, discarded garbage can be seen everywhere
No one is willing to collect it
But there is a group of people who have been looking for piles of garbage on the streets
and use These garbage create charming artistic colors
Garbage aesthetics
Recycled art on the streets

There is a cute owl in the garbage collection area in Covilh?, Portugal
Unexpectedly, this owl is made of garbage
From forgotten garbage to an eye-catching owl
The power of creation is great

Have you noticed those cute pairs? The big eyes are made of two tires

Ragged trash The scene was immediately injected with life
But the creation process was really difficult
All of this was created by Portuguese street artist Artur Bordalo

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Using mixed media to create his own urban landscapes and interpretations of the environment
He often uses his fusion method to
assemble various forms of material objects
Turn it into a beautiful 3D street work

His street art is unique
Because it appears slightly three-dimensional and presents surprising tactile combinations

< br />These abandoned plastic sheets, old iron wires, broken gun boards, and waste wires
After his careful reorganization and spraying with paint
they will turn into lifelike flowers, birds, fish and insects that appear in front of people

The artist said: This is not only the recycling of resources
It is also a new perspective for us to look at the world

Life is beautiful everywhere
Even occasionally Negative garbage
can also become the road to happiness before you realize it

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Grunge aesthetics
Oil paintings on cans

Philadelphia-based artist Kim Alsbrooks
Collected many crushed cans
Exquisite portraits of nobles were painted on them
The worn "painting paper" formed a great contrast with the flashy painting style

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Garbage Aesthetics
Regeneration of oldpackaging boxes
< br />If you don’t have money to buy, you can ask others to buy...
Then collect their used product packaging

Gerlinde Gruber, Christine Strempel and Matthus Jiszda
The three artists collected more than 1,700 packaging cartons
Then they used their obsessive-compulsive disorder to sort them into categories
to create a very creative rainbow Painting

This group of artists tells us
You can do art even if you don’t have money!
If you don’t have money, you are so willful!

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