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Garbage Bag Art Work

by Lloyd Alter, Toronto on 08.29.07
Design & Architecture

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In Japan, garbage is colour coded: Green is for recyclable trash, blue is for non-burnable and red is for burnable. Design agency MAQ thought the streets would be prettier if they turned the garbage bags into disposable art, in three patters- trees, fish and flowers. Of course it is better not to have bags at all; we posted previously that Japanese separated their garbage into ten categories. ::Pink Tentacle

Comments (4)

It's true! In Japan, EVERYTHING is cute.

jump to top Jasmin Chua [TypeKey Profile Page] says:

Sweet

jump to top Anonymous says:

what is the red bag made of if it contains "burnables"?

jump to top liam says:

Plastic burns.

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