"I think there is a growing appetite for films that don't flaunt their budgets, for a no-waste aesthetic, a sort of 'poor cinema'.
Several artists conscientiously transform industrial and commercial waste into aesthetic gold.
Based on the analysis of the composition of ecosystem service functions, it was clear that the contributions to the total ESV were (from high to low) hydrological regulation, climate regulation, biodiversity, soil conservation, greenhouse gas regulation, waste treatment, aesthetic landscape provision, raw material supplies, and food production.
In the twentieth century, the epoch of "The Waste Land," an aesthetic of desolation took hold.
The new reality of the unnecessary e-waste objects is created and this aesthetic object symbolizes a new moral category.
Never mind that fluxus work rarely cost anything to make, and not much more to buy, and its single laudable aesthetic premise was to avoid wasting resources.
Massive solid waste accumulation has become an environmental, health and aesthetic hazard for India's cities. Urban India generates 188,500 tonnes of trash a day.
When you walk into TerraCycle's offices today, it's hard to miss our waste-to-product business model running through the aesthetic of our interior design.
(Mr. Boulez once dismissed the Neo-Classical aesthetic as "a dead-end street, a waste of time").
But while the environmental concerns raised by unnecessary waste are important to her, her interest in those old things is also aesthetic.
The pair, however, are not the kind to let the aesthetic opportunities presented by three 43-inch holes in the floor go to waste, particularly when one is situated beneath a large skylight.
