Indrani: Yes, it is important to dispose of or recycle thing properly. I've found a lot of inappropriate "items" thrown in my recycling bin. Thanks for visiting!
Fascinating way to draw attention to the volume of "stuff" we generate. Please share your photo at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2014/08/american-tobacco-campus.html
Karren: I would hope these would have gone into recycling as they should, rather than end up in a landfill but, sadly, some people are not as responsible as they should be. Thanks for visiting! ☺
Art is so subjective! I certainly think this is pretty! I love when people find ways to repurpose things too! I would love to have you link up at my wordless Weds at www.my-captivating-life.com
I've enjoyed seeing that display at the Arboretum, too. Interesting how they colored all the bottles and the manner in which they draped them and displayed them. I suppose they will be recycled at the end of the summer or fall.
Beth: I can't imagine them relocating this, so my guess is that it will be recycled. I've been meaning to get over to the new photo gallery exhibit, but I haven't been there when the Visitor Center is open. Maybe I'll see what the weather is like for this week's guided walk.
Junk art! It looks good but then again they have to be disposed of properly.
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Indrani: Yes, it is important to dispose of or recycle thing properly. I've found a lot of inappropriate "items" thrown in my recycling bin. Thanks for visiting!
ReplyDeleteFascinating way to draw attention to the volume of "stuff" we generate.
ReplyDeletePlease share your photo at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2014/08/american-tobacco-campus.html
Sue: Isn't it?
ReplyDeleteArt! Hopefully this will be dispose of properly afterwards. Lovely colors and nice idea this one #ww
ReplyDeletePixieDusk: I'm sure it will be properly recycled at end of season. The Arb is all about sustainability. ☺
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting art way to reuse something that would otherwise cause a buildup in our landfills.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors.!!
Karren: I would hope these would have gone into recycling as they should, rather than end up in a landfill but, sadly, some people are not as responsible as they should be. Thanks for visiting! ☺
ReplyDeleteI love when people take trash and make pretty things from it; especially when it also creates an important discussion.
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Traci
Traci: Definitely a win-win situation, wouldn't you say? ☺
ReplyDeleteArt is so subjective! I certainly think this is pretty! I love when people find ways to repurpose things too! I would love to have you link up at my wordless Weds at www.my-captivating-life.com
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed seeing that display at the Arboretum, too. Interesting how they colored all the bottles and the manner in which they draped them and displayed them. I suppose they will be recycled at the end of the summer or fall.
ReplyDeleteCaptivating: It is indeed, and this is certainly an original idea. Thanks for visiting!
ReplyDeleteBeth: I can't imagine them relocating this, so my guess is that it will be recycled. I've been meaning to get over to the new photo gallery exhibit, but I haven't been there when the Visitor Center is open. Maybe I'll see what the weather is like for this week's guided walk.
ReplyDeletePretty creative way to display what used to be trash! Thanks for linking up on MeHimAndTheCats.com!
ReplyDeleteDiane: It is creative, isn't it? Thanks for visiting!
ReplyDeletePretty colors! That's a fun way to upcycle bottles. I've seen sculptures made out of CDs, too.
ReplyDeleteKristin: Definitely different, right? ☺
ReplyDeleteArt!! The fine art of stewardship. Pretty, too.
ReplyDeleteAlice: "Fine art of stewardship..." -- I like that. :)
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