Trash from the sea is treasure for our art
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While vacationers bask on the beaches of L’île de Beauté, these three childhood friends fill bags full of objects that the sea has washed ashore and turn them into works of art. Lighters, flip-flops, tubes of sunscreen and all the products our throwaway culture are exhibited in art galleries to help educate art lovers about ecological issues.
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Trash from the sea is treasure for our art -
Nek ChandI created the world’s largest work of art made from recycled objects -
Jean François ArchambaultI offer gourmet dining to the poor -
Spencer TunickI photograph thousands of people in the nude -
Bindeshwar PathakThe untouchables I help are no longer destined to clean human excrement -
Tony MelotoI’ve helped a million Filipinos out of extreme poverty -
RuskigI tag your CV to help you find work -
I make cardboard furniture -
Ursula SladekI created the first green energy network -
Neil HarbissonMy third eye translates colours into sounds -
Jérôme SaloméI stand up for men in skirts -
Vandana ShivaI breathe new life into ancestral seeds -
Mohamed HageI grow vegetables in the heart of the city -
Bright SimonsI track fake medication -
Olivier CussenotI use dogs to sniff out prostate cancer -
Jim DenevanMy works exist in harmony with the natural world -
Dhruv LakraMy couriers are deaf and mute -
Eben BayerI grow the packaging of the future -
Britta RileyI grow vertical gardens -
ESD & Ecole de Condé - Projet Bistrot pour Villa Shamengo


















