Have you ever seen litter transforming into something so grand to entertain a supermodel? If not, you seriously need to visit Rome to see how German artist HA Schult has converted 12 tons of rubbish, including toys, cans, car exhaust pipes, old tins, hats, cameras, socks and soccer balls, into a temporary hotel. Just recently, Danish supermodel Helena Christensen stayed at Save the Beaches Hotel.
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Helena Christensen says…
You walk down the beach and you realise how incredibly ignorant we are with garbage.
The three-room, two-bathroom hotel – standing along Castel Sant'Angelo – is about the size of a large single-family house that shows humans how much of garbage they produce. The hotel will receive guests from June 3-7, and when they leave, they will feel more enlightened about the state of pollution on European beaches.
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Image Courtesy: TresSugar
Via: The Age
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