When we look at this weather, which does not feel like we are in the winter at all, we can wonder where the world is going and in this context, we can bring the concept of ‘sustainability’ to our minds. There are many individuals and companies in this field that show people what can be done and motivate them.
Let’s take a look at Deniz Sağdıç as an example. Whether it’s a bag or an unusable circuit piece; The artist, who creates works of art by bringing together waste objects, constantly emphasizes his motivation while doing this.
For example here is a table created with ‘jeans’ pieces:
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Nikola Tesla painting, on the other hand, was made with waste cable pieces.
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When you look closely at the painting of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, jeans pieces draw attention.
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Here, waste textile pieces are used.
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The waste circuit pieces look different to the eye, but seem to be on a separate level.
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This work, which looks like it would not look different from a normal painting if we were a little further away, features plastic bottle caps.
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Reminiscent of Van Gogh style, plastic-based bags are used in this painting.
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This work was created by combining cardboard packaging waste.
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What you see here are parts of aluminum beverage cans.
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Even the leather labels on the clothes found their place among the paintings.
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Let’s admit; We did not expect to see drugs among the waste objects.
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It’s really hard to believe this table was made with zippers unless you look closely.
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We’ve seen waste skin tags. In addition, waste leather pieces are used in the works.
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When we see Steve Jobs like this, the artist’s talent is again highlighted in our minds.
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In our last work, a different style welcomes us with waste textile materials.
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Which one was your favourite?
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