In 2001, Artist Ha Schult Wrapped a Former Berlin Post Office in
In 2001, Artist Ha Schult Wrapped a Former Berlin Post Office in
German conceptual artist HA Schult (b. 1939) has often worked in the realm of other people’s trash, creating large scale-works that force art into everyday life and call attention to the massive consumption of Western society. In Schult’s installation “Trash People,” he built hundreds of human-sized figures with cans, license plates, and soda bottles—a trash army built from garbage dumps that has been traveling the world for the last 19 years. More
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