Death by Poly P.E.T. Tide in Sandringham




Death by Poly P.E.T. Tide
 
This site specific sculptural environmental piece was created for 

Plastic Free July & took a mere

8 months to produce  
&
1110 hand-cut 2 litres Plastic milk bottles 


Death by Poly P.E.T Tide at the ARTrium space


 

Exhibited till:   26th August 2015
Where:             The ARTrium at the Bayside Council Corporate Center Sandringham
Open:               Monday-Friday 9-5pm


  
Material detail Polyethylene


 

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