Prachtige kunst met een boodschap

‘Het vuilnis van de één is de schat van een ander,’ aldus Artur Bordalo (1987). Kapotte buizen, plastic vuilnisbakken of afgedankte pijpleidingen vormen de basis van zijn kunstwerken. Alles wat hij in afvalbergen vindt gebruikt hij voor het maken van dierensculpturen. Zijn werken kun je over de hele wereld vinden. Neem hieronder een kijkje:

Kleurrijke uil

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Plastic Baby Owl Done at @jornalexpresso #bordaloii #trashart #owl #plastic #climateemergency #contemporaryarts #streetart #trash #mural 📸 @terrible______kid @chiquitabananita

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Vos

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Half Fox Portait Done in Setubal @ Casa de acolhimento Questão de Equilibrio 🦊 #bordaloii #trashart #fox #mural #contemporanyart #setubal

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Inktvis

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Half Baby Squid At Escola Básica João Villaret, Loures A special thanks to all the kids 🐙🐙🐙

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Beer

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Half Baby Wolverine With @beyondwallslynn in Lynn, MA USA #bordaloii #trashart #trashanimals #wolverin #lynn ##beyondwallslynn

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Kever

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Plastic Scarab Installed in Cruz del Carmen, Anaga, Tenerife with @trashplant_festival Thank you Javi, Olga, Troncos_Fuertes and @terrible______kid 📸@iombigarcia #bordaloii #tenerife #scarab #trashart #trashanimals

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Eekhoorn

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The Dublin Red Squirrel was taken down last week. I'm not mad about that as I'm the first one to say that my work is ephemeral, just like everything in life. I also incentivate progress, rebuilding when necessary, the use of the dead areas of towns to make something better, the rehabilitation of the abandoned to give a new life to the city, definetely that's the right way if it respects the environment and the local culture. I m just sad that that company didn't keep their word and didn't wait until Tuesday as had been agreed, because we were making a special plan to try to move the piece to a new location and document all the process. It's easier to destroy than to preserve, but that's not how you achieve the best results. Thanks everyone for the support and specially @trevwhelan @ruameegan & @collins.glen who created the short Doc #bordalo_alifeofwaste Link to my new documentary in bio ⬆ #Bordalo_ALifeOfWaste ♻🐿 #Bordalo_ALifeOfWaste #bordaloii #trashart #dublin #redsquirrel

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