936 days ago

For *Art from Trash* / *Creative Challenge* enthusiasts.

Sanjay from Tawa

For *Art from Trash* / *Creative Challenge* enthusiasts.

Kia Ora!

I have a bagful of these items; (see images below)

(1) Milk bottle twist-top caps
(2) Plastic measuring cups (~3 assorted varieties of 20ml, 30ml and 40ml. Paper-clip in the image to give an idea of their respective sizes.)

I don't have any credible answer to *why?* and *for what?* have I been
saving these. I just kept on saving them for last 5-6 years. It has now got to a point that I will have to dump this *trash collection* very soon, if there aren't any takers.

My reluctance to trash it, stems from an idea that this material could
serve as a very useful resource for a piece of 3D artwork, or elegant
sculpture / showpiece. Doing so in creative ways, I think, would potentially save our environment from all this trash getting into landfills and/or the ocean.

Ideally, if there's any student of a *multi-media* course, this would serve as a compelling option for a *creative challenge* project as a part of the course.

Whatever your persuasion, if you fancy doing something creative from a bagful of trash, please let me know.

You are welcome to take the full bag or any part of it.
Bag or paper-clip not included. 😆😄🤭

Pick up Tawa, on an as-is-where-is basis.

email: sanjaydixit.welly@gmail.com

Free

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