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http:\/\/vimeo.com\/92132180<\/a>\n\nYour Shoes Are Rubbish\n\nfrom Billy Turvey\nWednesday, April 16, 2014 7:42 AM\n\nThis Project is about the out of sight and out of mind legacy of the\nmodern consumer. Taking the shoe as a prime example: What used to be a\nhand crafted item made to last and designed to be repairable, now spends\nan almost insignificant amount of time on the ground doing what it was\nmade for.\nAs soon as the first component on a modern shoe fails, the pair is often\ndiscarded. The mass produced shoe is now essentially disposable. After\nyou've finished with them they're just another (two) piece(s) of rubbish\nthat are likely to still be around long after your own body has\ndecomposed; we're all leaving behind ourselves a rubbish legacy. With\nthe development of plastics came a utopian promise to change the world,\nand change the world it has, plastic has become so materially ingrained\nin our lives and environment that it's becoming increasingly\nindistinguishable and inseparable from nature. We took this as a\nstarting point and set out to mine this plastic pollution, we collected\nrubbish from the west and the south coast of England and the banks of\nthe river Thames. Following this we made a pair of shoes out of the\nrubbish that all our consumer goods are destined to become. A satirical\ncritique of the legacy we consumers leave in our wake. Far from\nsuggesting we all wear shoes made from rubbish, the project is a talking\npoint around which to stage a conversation about the consumerism game\nwe?re all caught up in.\n\nhttp:\/\/everythingisrubbish.co.uk\/<\/a>\n\nhttp:\/\/www.charles-duffy.com\/<\/a>\nhttp:\/\/cargocollective.com\/williamgubbins<\/a>\nhttp:\/\/www.billyturvey.com\/<\/a><\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
http:\/\/vimeo.com\/92132180 Your Shoes Are Rubbish from Billy Turvey Wednesday, April 16, 2014 7:42 AM This Project is about the out of sight and out of mind legacy of the modern consumer. Taking the shoe as a prime example: What used to be a hand crafted item made to last and designed to be repairable, now spends an almost insignificant amount of time on the ground doing what it was made for. As soon as the first component on a modern shoe fails, the pair is often discarded. The mass produced shoe is now essentially disposable. After you’ve finished with them they’re just another (two) piece(s) of rubbish that are likely to still be around long after your own body has decomposed; we’re all leaving behind ourselves a rubbish legacy. With the development of plastics came a utopian promise to change the world, and change the world it has, plastic has become so materially ingrained in our lives and environment that it’s becoming increasingly indistinguishable and inseparable from nature. We took this as a starting point and set out to mine this plastic pollution, we collected rubbish from the west and the south coast of England and the banks of the river Thames. Following this we made a pair of shoes out of the rubbish that all our consumer goods are destined to become. A satirical critique of the legacy we consumers leave in our wake. Far from suggesting we all wear shoes made from rubbish, the project is a talking point around which to stage a conversation about the consumerism game we?re all caught up in. http:\/\/everythingisrubbish.co.uk\/ http:\/\/www.charles-duffy.com\/ http:\/\/cargocollective.com\/williamgubbins http:\/\/www.billyturvey.com\/<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":7,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[3504,3554,3488,3560],"tags":[1587],"yoast_head":"\nYour Shoes Are Rubbish - One Earth - One Ocean e. 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