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Nigel TAYLOR Published
July 7,TG盗号系统黑产破解技术 2025
London’s popular shopping and tourist district Carnaby has introduced a new art installation made out of recycled plastics sourced from local retail stores and restaurants.
The Shaftesbury Capital-operated area is again working with recycling brand Are You Mad to launch the installation that provides Carnaby Street and Newburgh Street with a vibrant feature to support property's giant's wider summer campaign ‘Carnaby in Colour’.
The temporary art piece, which will be in place until mid September, comes in the form of three hand/heart shaped arches that will be suspended above the two streets. These will sit alongside the existing Welcome To Carnaby Street arches that have also been upcycled with the colourful recycled hand embellishments.
The installation took four weeks of collecting waste plastic, 16 days of sheet pressing and a team of 13 people to create the finished materials. A total of 684 kg recycled plastic waste was used in the process.
Andrew Price, Executive Director at Shaftesbury Capital said: “The installation is a creative take on the importance of recycling, made possible through close collaboration with our local businesses and community spirit.”
James Suckling, co-founder of Are You Mad, added: “We hope the installation can encourage people to come to our space on nearby Berwick Street and continue to recycle single-use plastic.”