A community of people are giving discarded items like planes, ships and phone booths a second beautiful life
A Montreal filmmaker travels the world to find out what happens to things when we don’t need them anymore
Source: cbc.ca
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A Montreal filmmaker travels the world to find out what happens to things when we don’t need them anymore
‘It’s a very beautiful way to bring something back after death. Something that was dead comes back to life in another form, like a type of resurrection,’ said architect Tchely Hyung-Chul Shin.
‘Scrap’ explores our interactions with the stuff we throw away. There’s beauty in the refuse, and hope for what can be renewed.
Have you ever wondered what happens to scrap items?