New Volkswagen Passat PHEV 2024 review: the most versatile estate VW has ever made
Pricing will be key, but for now the plug-in hybrid Volkswagen Passat is an impressive all-round car
Great Infrastructure and Archaeology: Italy Looking to the Future Also Rediscovers Its Past
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From Recycled Motors and Discarded Metals, Edouard Martinet Imagines Meticulously Detailed Wildlife
With a body made from a motorcycle fender, wings from bike chain guards, and legs from tapestry staples and spectacle case parts, a beady-eyed owl comes to life from discarded metal.
French artist Edouard Martinet (previously) has a knack for revitalizing materials like motor components, medical implements, bicycle parts, and other accessories into meticulously detailed animals. While one fish takes shape from fan blades, cake molds, spatulas, and oil lamp badges, another’s teeth and bones are composed of upholstery staples and tablespoons. More
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Upcycling festival waste – a new life for tents and sleeping bags
There are now several notable initiatives that specifically go to festivals to collect broken or abandoned tents in order to create new products from them. Their motivation is to set an example with regard to the mountains of waste on site, to draw attention to the abuses and to contribute to waste avoidance.
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12 More Sustainable Brands You’ll Love More Than H&M
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