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Wastelandscape Made of 65,000 Old CDs

October 12th, 2011 by Bored Panda | No Comments | Filed in Design

If you wonder what to do with those old, dust-collecting CD piles on your desk – don’t even think of throwing them away, because we have a much, much better idea! (Not to mention that it will take over 1 million years for a CD to completely decompose in a landfill[1].)

French artist Elise Morin and architect Clémence Eliard hand-sewed together 65,000 old CDs to create an enormous 500-squere meter undulating landscape, so-called ‘Wastelandscape’ which overtakes the ‘Halle D’aubervilliers’ of Paris’s centquatre.

In the artists’ words: ‘made of petroleum, this reflecting slick of CDs forms a still sea of metallic dunes; the artwork’s monumental scale reveals the precious aspect of a small daily object.’

Website: elise-morin.com

Wastelandscape Made of 65,000 Old CDs originally appeared on Bored Panda on October 12, 2011.

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Wastelandscape Made of 65,000 Old CDs

October 12th, 2011 by Bored Panda | No Comments | Filed in Design

If you wonder what to do with those old, dust-collecting CD piles on your desk – don’t even think of throwing them away, because we have a much, much better idea! (Not to mention that it will take over 1 million years for a CD to completely decompose in a landfill[1].)

French artist Elise Morin and architect Clémence Eliard hand-sewed together 65,000 old CDs to create an enormous 500-squere meter undulating landscape, so-called ‘Wastelandscape’ which overtakes the ‘Halle D’aubervilliers’ of Paris’s centquatre.

In the artists’ words: ‘made of petroleum, this reflecting slick of CDs forms a still sea of metallic dunes; the artwork’s monumental scale reveals the precious aspect of a small daily object.’

Website: elise-morin.com

Wastelandscape Made of 65,000 Old CDs originally appeared on Bored Panda on October 12, 2011.

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Wastelandscape Made of 65,000 Old CDs

October 12th, 2011 by Bored Panda | No Comments | Filed in Design

If you wonder what to do with those old, dust-collecting CD piles on your desk – don’t even think of throwing them away, because we have a much, much better idea! (Not to mention that it will take over 1 million years for a CD to completely decompose in a landfill[1].)

French artist Elise Morin and architect Clémence Eliard hand-sewed together 65,000 old CDs to create an enormous 500-squere meter undulating landscape, so-called ‘Wastelandscape’ which overtakes the ‘Halle D’aubervilliers’ of Paris’s centquatre.

In the artists’ words: ‘made of petroleum, this reflecting slick of CDs forms a still sea of metallic dunes; the artwork’s monumental scale reveals the precious aspect of a small daily object.’

Website: elise-morin.com

Wastelandscape Made of 65,000 Old CDs originally appeared on Bored Panda on October 12, 2011.

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  1. 3D Grass Globe Illusion at Paris City Hall
  2. The 5 Most Talented 3D Sidewalk Artists
  3. Weird Toilet Paper Roll Art

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