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The Elephant of Waste

This artwork transforms recycled waste into the form of an elephant, a striking symbol of strength, memory, and survival. By reshaping discarded materials into one of nature’s most majestic creatures, the artist challenges us to reconsider what we throw away and how it impacts the world we live in. The elephant, often seen as a guardian of the earth, becomes here a vessel of renewal. The waste that once polluted landfills and streets has been reborn into art, proving that even what is rejected can carry dignity, purpose, and beauty.

Size: 2ft by 2ft
Year: 2024
Medium: recycled waste

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Consectetur a scelerisque

Sed risus neque, sagittis sed pellente sque at, pharetra ut nunc. Phasellus id enim eget ante pellentesque pharetra. Phasellus et nisl urna. Integer nisl dui, efficitur in vopat sodales, tempor sed orci. Donec et euismod ipsum. Interdum et malesuada fames ac ante ipsum primis in faucibus.

Etiam tincidunt dictum eros at porta. Phasellus gravida dolor in sem placerat sodales sagittis sed pellentesque at, pharetra ut nunc efficitur in vopat sodales enim eget ante pellentesque.

In pharetra turpis

Built around a solid beech frame with legs in polished stainless steel. The Wing chair employs hand-finished stainless steel legs that are virtually maintenance free. CH445 works equally well in groups and on its own, and is best placed where its elegant design can be viewed from all sides.

  • In pharetra turpis: 65.00 cm
  • Aenean pulvinar lorem: 48 colors
  • Vestibulum convallis: 2.53 m2
  • Esticotine convallis: 8.96 m

Pellentesque nec

  • Sed risus: pharetra ut nunc
  • Phasellus id: enim eget ante pellentesque
  • Integer nisl: euismod ipsum.
  • Interdum et: malesuada fames ac ante ipsum
  • Phasellus gravida: dolor in sem placerat sodales

Etiam non augue

Nullam id pires: 68.00 cm

Etiam non augue: 86.00 cm

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