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Genius DIY project makes clever use of consumer waste

Nebraska designer Garth Britzman has made what may be one of the coolest recycling projects we've ever seen. Britzman collected 1,500 plastic pop bottles and partially filled them with colored liquid to create an amazing, wave-like parking canopy for his car.

Called (POP)culture, the stunning installation seeks "to stimulate creative alternatives for recycling and reusing materials."

More info and pics at Behance.

(via Colossal)

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