Junk+ion: Recycling, Upcycling, Just Turning Upside Downing

Here is a good mental health break: Have a look at the work of the Israeli designers at Junk+ion.

[They] take everyday objects out of context, sometimes attaching them to others, unrelated, and at other times just turn them upside down on the table, take a step back and say: hmm...

This is very clever, very funny adhocism in action.

Junk+ion people love seeing objects in new ways, stuff that makes us think, stuff that makes us act, stuff that makes us laugh. We, apparently, love stuff.

Junk+ion people believe that there is enough stuff in the world already, and try to take from what there is. We often find our desires in what no longer interests others.

And very clever stuff it is. Junk+ion, found at RecyclartMore adhocism:Green Designers Strut Their Stuff on "Re-Use Runway" in JerusalemChair made from Brooms: Adhocism in ActionAdhocism: The Case for Improvisation (Slideshow)Glowing Adhocism: Lamps From Recycled MaterialsBugHouse Turns Old Records Into New Tables, Needles Into ChandeliersSecond Lives: A Mixture of Frailties by Susie MacMurray