Collecteco is globe trotter Yossi Ghinsbherg’s lifetime treasure judiciously collected and maintained well after during 20 years of his travelling around the world. The exhibition currently underway in Moshav Batsra in Central Israel is an impressive collection of environmentally friendly and ecologically inspired art works. Ghinsberg gathered these articles during his journeys to exotic and remote locations, including Papua New Guinea, the Amazon rainforest, Indonesia, and far-off spots in Africa and Asia. All handmade from readily available natural elements the exhibition surely inspires you to create your own ecological habitat.
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Via: GreenProphet
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