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Ana J, Serbia

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Ana J, Serbia

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Nikolina K, Serbia

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Hanım Nur D.Turkey
Ceren G.Turkey

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What is it called when an artist uses recycled materials?

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What is it called when an artist uses recycled materials?

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Recycled art is creative work that's made from discarded materials that once had another purpose.  Artists who make recycled art take those materials and make them into something new. You might sometimes see it called ''junk art,'' but that term is a bit limiting.
Anthi Vasiliki P

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You bought mandarins and you don't eat them because is sour? No problem, see what can you make with them

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You bought mandarins and you don't eat them because is sour? No problem, see what can you make with them

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Dionysis D.gr

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This type of art is termed as Installation Art which is 3-dimensional work using common raw and natural materials to create an object with different messages directed to the viewers and the public audiences. Installation art can be expressed at any type of form like objects, videos, sound or even through the Internet. Interestingly, installation art is also considered a part of Renaissance where people can discover classical cultural movements like Surrealism and Futurism.

Many artists search for inspirations that surround them while others express their feelings in the artwork. Artists use recycled or reused objects to make attractive pieces of contemporary art and literally turn everyday trash into creative treasures. Some create compositions from recycled plastic bags or themed works for art galleries, while others create entire theme parks with trash, and even furniture from recycled materials. For example, if an artist has a penchant for collecting beverage cans, he/she might be interested in creating a replica of a famous building or monument.
Anthi Vasiliki P

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Have you ever thought that the coffee you drink every morning could turn into art? Coffee paintings are the prove. In this last last few years the interest from artists, collectors and art lovers has increased significantly in this coffee creations.
Dionysis D.gr

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THE ADVANTAGES OF TRANSFORMING WASTE INTO ART

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THE ADVANTAGES OF TRANSFORMING WASTE INTO ART

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One of the main characteristics of this style is that it is not limited to any discipline, it is represented in all of them. We can find recycled art in a painting, in a sculpture, in haute couture or in the furniture in a house. Furthermore, the environmental values, in terms of recycling and the reuse of the materials, have as much value as the artwork itself.

The environmental benefits of recycled art include, for example, its contribution to the use and extending the useful life of materials and, as a consequence, by reducing the amount of waste generated. It takes a great deal of creativity and a degree of technique to work with these materials. In addition to this, the artists who create this type of work must ask themselves some questions before facing the challenge: Will the energy consumed in creating the work be excessive? Are the materials to be used really waste? What percentage of my work will be made up of waste? Will the work bring an environmental benefit?

The people who buy this type of art not only find the works attractive for their artistic value, but they are also motivated by contributing to the planet's welfare giving the materials a second life they would otherwise not have had. This movement is also a very interesting educational tool to raise awareness in society, especially among children, regarding the consequences of our actions on the environment and the importance of recycling.
Anthi Vasiliki P

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as we can see many people decorate plates with many foods and they make faces,princesses,hair,flowers and many other things

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Other people take fruits or vegetables and they make amazing things on them. Here is an example. 

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Other people take fruits or vegetables and they make amazing things on them. Here is an example. 

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Dionysis D.gr

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A circular economy  is "a model of production and consumption, which involves sharing, leasing, reusing, repairing, refurbishing and recycling existing materials and products as long as possible"that aims at tackling global challenges like climate change, biodiversity loss, waste, and pollution. It is defined in contradistinction to the traditional linear economy

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A circular economy  is "a model of production and consumption, which involves sharing, leasing, reusing, repairing, refurbishing and recycling existing materials and products as long as possible"that aims at tackling global challenges like climate change, biodiversity loss, waste, and pollution. It is defined in contradistinction to the traditional linear economy

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Dionysis D.gr

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Food waste represents a big problem, both in the world and households. There are several ways to take advantage of excess  food and not to drop it: freeze,diets for the domestic animals, biodegradable,composting, like in art. In our country (Serbia) there are people who make arts with an egg shell.  Fist, we use the egg to make lunch or whatever you want and  then you use sharp tools to carve egg shell. We can also use an egg shell to make pictures of mosque,  we color egg shells with non artificial colors that are exstracted from nut shells, onion shells, beet juice, nettle juice and more... Left overs of different types of pasta  for making frame or other artworks. We can also use dough in which we put water and salt to make various shapes for bread
Ana and Nikolina

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Today's society generates an enormous amount of waste. As a result, recycling has become an essential action to protect the environment. Within this area, two approaches have emerged, downcycling and upcycling. In the former, the destructive cycle is slowed down but the resulting objects lose quality as a result of the process, while in the latter they acquire value thanks to the creative intervention.

Just like us, our waste also deserves a second chance and uprecycling has led to the emergence of an artistic movement known as recycled art — upcycled art or upcycling art — that is currently inspiring many artists around the world with its critical message regarding excessive consumption and environmental pollution. This type of art seeks to transform waste such as paper, cardboard, wood, glass, plastics, metals and rubber into works of art. The concept, therefore, goes beyond the conventional recycling of materials by creating objects that exceed the economic, cultural and social value of the original product.
Anthi Vasiliki P

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Many people for many centuries are wasting food. For example in the UK, 40 percent of all food supply is wasted. That means over 80 billion pounds of food in 2020. So, instead of that, many artists from different countries are keeping the food or elements that aren't useful anymore and they are making arts with them. Some of the artists are: 1.Gerhard Bar, who is making arts for 20 years with plastic rubbish. 2.Michelle Reader, who makes sculpturs with mechanical elements recycled from toys and watches 3.Yuken Teruya, who makes backgrounds with toilet paper rolls,paper bags and butterfly chrysalises. The results of making arts with food or elements you don't want, discrease the wasting of them. To sum up, wasting food or some elements aren't for the environment and us. For example, take a look at this gorgeous art from slices of orange.

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Many people for many centuries are wasting food. For example in the UK, 40 percent of all food supply is wasted. That means over 80 billion pounds of food in 2020. So, instead of that, many artists from different countries are keeping the food or elements that aren't useful anymore and they are making arts with them. Some of the artists are: 1.Gerhard Bar, who is making arts for 20 years with plastic rubbish. 2.Michelle Reader, who makes sculpturs with mechanical elements recycled from toys and watches 3.Yuken Teruya, who makes backgrounds with toilet paper rolls,paper bags and butterfly chrysalises. The results of making arts with food or elements you don't want, discrease the wasting of them. To sum up, wasting food or some elements aren't for the environment and us. For example, take a look at this gorgeous art from slices of orange.

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Dionysis D.gr