Waste is the major problem around the globe due to which there is a huge increase in pollution and addressing the same issue, the recycling of goods is being promoted.
On this an African artist also presented a wonderful example. Artist Wilfried Teror, artist of Abid Jan city in the western African country of Ivory Coast, created beautiful artifacts from used cans. This artist collects soda and beer cans, from the streets of the city and cut them into small pieces and makes them beautiful artifacts.
Fried, took this idea after seen the city’s unusual pollution. In this city every year 50 million tonnes waste are collected in which only 10 % are recycled.
Fried says that his efforts will make people aware that sprouted waste is also their responsibility, and used things carefully and learn how to recycle things again. One of the evidence is that now the people of the city collect waste and give them to fried, So that he can create more artifacts.
Meet the Ivorian artist recycling cans into pieces of art as a way to tackle his city’s waste problem. pic.twitter.com/OHleFarkfv
— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 18, 2019
Meet the Ivorian artist recycling cans into pieces of art as a way to tackle his city’s waste problem. pic.twitter.com/OHleFarkfv
— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 18, 2019
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I think this is very clever and it is great art…Like this idea, more should do this
Yeah , Indeed very clever
Yes, he has very great skill
Amazing art. Thanks for sharing.
Indeed very amazing Thank you Shah
In our country, too, we have a big problem with waste.
I think this guy has produce good idea for your country as well.
Amazing and very creative!
Yeah , I believe every skill has beauty and respect.
This is very beautiful even though it is from waste materials.
Yeah some time you find a gold coin in waste.
You had shared another artist using things thrown away as art, this is a really great piece!
Yeah , he has very great skill in this art.
It is also very good for the planet!