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==Ist das Kunst oder kann das schon weg?== | ==Ist das Kunst oder kann das schon weg?== | ||
This artwork shows how a simple human behaviour, of picking up trash can create a collection. As a collection it looses the term of "trash" and regains new purpose, by displaying it in | This artwork shows how a simple human behaviour, of picking up trash can create a collection. As a collection it looses the term of "trash" and regains new purpose, by displaying it in a pathological way. | ||
Thoughts about the past from these objects occur, like where did these come from and why did the previous owner not think about putting it into the actual place it´s supposed to be in: a bin. | Thoughts about the past from these objects occur, like where did these come from and why did the previous owner not think about putting it into the actual place it´s supposed to be in: a bin. | ||
This collection also improves the environment, giving it a sustainable sense while making it aesthetically pleasing. For future relevances it´s important to have an overview of what humans leave behind. Making it an overall time factor. | This collection also improves the environment in the present, giving it a sustainable sense while making it aesthetically pleasing. For future relevances it´s important to have an overview of what humans leave behind. Making it an overall time factor. | ||
'''Past: memories''' | '''Past: memories''' | ||
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Collected objects in display. | Collected objects in display. | ||
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==Process== | ==Process== | ||