Sarah Colson's Dysfunctional Community.

Day ago i found the lost postcard with pictures of Dysfunctional Community objects that I picked in London two years ago at one of exhibitions. I met Sarah at New Designers Exhibition and was fascinated by her project. At the same time i already finished to work on large quantity of ReEvolution objects and in comparison I found deep similarity between our objects. By size, by colors, by feeling and they made with jewelery accuracy. She used many different small pieces to create tiny objects and among them appearing many kind of electronic parts. Sarah's translated the functional object described by other peoples to 'blind' (dysfunctional) objects by keeping key elements.

USB-device business card.

One freaking good idea to present the skills. To make the naked electronics more personal, sensible and show professionalism. Of course its waste, but i would not dare to trough it away. Ramiro Pareja Veredas is real telecommunication engineer designer.

Sparebots by Lenny&Meriel

Good friend of mine have shared with me his discovery. This is set of very cute and funny creatures made from capacitors, diodes, resistors, LEDs and ext. Take a look at full collection on Flickr image storage under following link. I like a lot these humorous characters and dramatic scenes.

Robotic Mutation by Cyriak

I like dynamics in his works.

Check out for more Cyriak`s videos on YouTube

Another way to get parts separated.

Its still very dangerous, because some parts can blow up into your face.

The garden architect

Video made by Emilie Henriette Mathias.
He used same materilas. I like it :)

via designboom

Images form Flickr

Portion of popular images of ewaste that i found on flickr.


r2.4's


eliotgao



alistair.ruff


Bert van Dijk


The Mitzikin Revolution



begin again



rvibek



Steve St.Louis

Edward Burtynsky's Manufactured Landscapes

Great photographer talks at TED... Very beautiful images on one side and irreversible damage on other

Creatures

set of objects from eWaste ReEvolution event that was made by visitors and left to me for further exhibitions.