Why continue producing when we�ve got endless existing items at our disposal? ask Piloh. Old water tubes abandoned at the bottom of the garden, tattered lampshade material, are all recovered, �revived�, and coupled with new materials to create a new lamp. Piloh is an eco-art design project but, above all, it�s the words and the actions built up around the old object that gives it a new lease of life. The meaning of an object that, in its day had a significance and a defined purpose, is driven down a route where new production is rejected thus reducing the clutter around us.

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Source: interiornews.com.