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via INHABITAT by Lori Zimmer on 4/3/11
As plastic bags slowly become a thing of the past and reusable totes take over, one artist is putting the leftovers to good use. Robert Janson's beautiful plastic bag installations range from delicate to heavy and resemble giant pink jellyfish. Using light, heat and air, Janson and his friends recycle the plastic bags into moving sculptures.
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Post tags: Andy warhol, Art, Mylar, plastic bags, recycle art, Recycled Materials, Robert Janson, sculpture
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