dark mode light mode Search
Search

Labyrinth of Plastic Waste by Luzinterruptus

GUSTAVO SANABRIA

Anonymous art group Luzinterruptus has recently realized a ‘Labyrinth of Plastic Waste‘ for Poland’s Katowice Street Art Festival. By using 6000 discarded water bottles artists created a 7 by 5 meter maze in which to play, get lost or simply walk, in an environment of mysterious shades. At night, the piece was transformed into a magical site, a kind of intimate and shining chapel, with walls made of plastic, almost monochrome mosaics.

 2-labyrinth-of-plastic-waste-by-luzinterruptus

The containers were deposited in transparent bags which artists have illuminated with LEDs and which were suspended by their handles from a metallic structure constructed of modular and reusable elements.

 3-labyrinth-of-plastic-waste-by-luzinterruptus

The piece could be enjoyed for 2 weeks, open day and night and at the end of this period, was completely disassembled and every part of the installation has been recycled.

 4-labyrinth-of-plastic-waste-by-luzinterruptus 5-labyrinth-of-plastic-waste-by-luzinterruptus 6-labyrinth-of-plastic-waste-by-luzinterruptus 7-labyrinth-of-plastic-waste-by-luzinterruptus 8-labyrinth-of-plastic-waste-by-luzinterruptus 9-labyrinth-of-plastic-waste-by-luzinterruptus 10-labyrinth-of-plastic-waste-by-luzinterruptus

all images © GUSTAVO SANABRIA

Sign up to our newsletters and we’ll keep you in the loop with everything good going on in the creative world.

"*" indicates required fields

Name*
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.