Computer Art

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Artist Builds Cities Using Old Computer Parts

A talented artist created an impressive collection of cities scrapes made of old computer parts.

The works of Franco Recchia show that with a little bit of creativity and imagination it is possible to make art from electronic products people use on a daily basis.



His works remind us that technologies are playing a key role in our lives and people become more depended on them. Due to an increasing demand for computers and other electronic devices such as cell phones and TVs, people create mountains of e-waste.

Those concerned about the environment will definitely appreciate the works of Franco Recchia and be able to spot the warning sings they send.









Source: http://www.infoniac.com/offbeat-news...ter-parts.html

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Artist Makes Inland Sea Using a Million Discarded CDs



Using about one million compact discs, Bruce Munro made a sparkling inland sea.

Over 600,000 discarded compact discs were sent to the artist from Brazil and California. All of the collected CDs were placed by hand for the artwork of Munro called "CD Sea."

It would be interesting to note that one man gave Munro 40,000 CDs to help the artist create the CD Sea at Long Knoll Field in Wiltshire.

In the end Munro was able to make a 120 square meter carpet composed of glittering mirrors that reflect sunlight and moonlight across the 10-acre field.

The artwork will be on display 24 hours a day and in two months it will be disassembled and the material used from the CD Sea will be sent to a recycling plant.



Source: http://www.infoniac.com/offbeat-news...arded-cds.html

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WOW!
nidota sa mga ART nila woi katong first image o kai nindot kau.

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choya sa CD Sea ah..