Creative art concept challenges perceptions of tyre recycling
Alexandra Jansson Moreno has created the sculpture series A Knot in Motion as part of Art of Recycling, a creative concept initiated by Swedish Tyre Recycling.
Kategorier: art of recycling
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Artist interprets tyre recycling in new film
How can tyre recycling be interpreted through art? In a new short film from Swedish Tyre Recycling, we meet artist Agnes Widbom, who creates images from recycled tyre granulates, sunlight and her breath using an early photographic process.
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Double awards for prestigious Swedish design
Swedish Tyre Recycling has been honoured with two design awards – one for the design of their anniversary book and another for the short film When glass meets steel, featuring glass sculptor Lisa Hartwig Ericson.
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A Knot in Motion
Alexandra Moreno was invited by Swedish Tyre Recycling to interpret tyre recycling through her artistic expression, as part of the art concept Art of Recycling. Moreno created a sculpture titled A Knot in Motion, made from granulate and granulate powder derived from recycled tyres.
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When glass meets steel
What happens when a glass sculptor blows glass with steel wires from end-of-life tyres? This innovative experiment was undertaken by glassblower Lisa Hartwig Ericson through the creative initiative Art of Recycling, a concept launched by Swedish Tyre Recycling that invites artists to interpret tyre recycling through their own artistic expression.
