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1939 Irish Coin Turned Into A Ring

1939 Irish Coin Turned Into A Ring



 

Florida-based The Ring Tree repurposes old coins by turning them into beautiful handcrafted rings. The creators behind the project believe that hand crafter coin rings make fantastic keepsakes that help to escape the dull monotony of store bought items and consumerism. They use both domestic and foreign coins and do custom orders, so be sure to find them on Etsy if you’re interested!
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We Turned 133 Old Washing Machine Drums Into Street Lamps

We Turned 133 Old Washing Machine Drums Into Street Lamps

We made steampunk street decoration out of washing machine drums for the festival of São Pedro in the town of Câmara de Lobos, Madeira island, Portugal. It took about 6 months to collect 133 washing machines.

Many of them were found in the street meant for garbage, some were donated by owners who couldn’t use them anymore. Initially, we targeted for 100 drums but once the number was reached, the washing machines kept coming.

We are a cultural association Teatro Metaphora – associação de amigos das artes, and one of our goals is promotion of ecological well-being and responsible usage of materials.

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The volunteers spent 6 months collecting the washing machines






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Pop Icons Turned Into Nice Kokeshi Dolls

Pop Icons Turned Into Nice Kokeshi Dolls

Becky Kemp, an English illustrator and sculptor, found a new passion through Japanese traditional dolls known as Kokeshi. This real phenomenon in the Land of the Rising Sun appeared 150 years ago and usually represents icons or famous people. The artist distorted tradition by adapting it to stars of pop culture with a huge dose of humor. On the program: Prince, David Bowie, Woody Allen, Frida Kahlo, Pablo Picasso or Charlie Chaplin.



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Abandoned Mattresses Turned into Appetizing Food Sculptures

Abandoned Mattresses Turned into Appetizing Food Sculptures

Be careful where you put your feet on the Parisian sidewalks, you might well walk on a giant slice of pizza or soft XXL makis. Eat me, the new project of the artist Lor-K sublimates old mattresses and other abandoned rags of the French capital’s streets. Some double-faced Scotch tape, some string, much patience and imagination, and Lor-K gives a second life to street’s old objects. Trash are transformed in iconic street-food sculptures: urban space becomes a place of gourmand temptation. Discover now this delicious street-art recycling project.



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