Trash Hacks [electronic resource].

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Trash Hacks [electronic resource].

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Hatje Cantz 2012

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The German inventor Christian Kuhtz is convinced that a good conscience is nothing that can be bought, but something that has to be achieved through intellectual and bodily labor and a fond reflection of the industrial conditions of production. His notebook is a plea for the “do-it-yourself adventure” and for an ecological awareness beyond the capitalist logic of consumption, waste, and so-called eco-technique. The featured illustrations and explanations are taken from his innovative series of booklets “Einfälle statt Abfälle” and provide ideas for a self-sufficient existence. From compost toilets, wind turbines, pottery workshops, and sun collectors to handmade shoes, over the years Kuhtz has drawn inspiring instructions for self-production.
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Ecology
Industrial design
Natural Resources
Sustainable development

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Christian Kuhtz
Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev
Chus Martínez
Bettina Funcke
Katrin Sauerländer
Cordelia Marten
Stefanie Drobnik
Melissa Larner
Sam Frank
Timothy Hanes
Leftloft
Daniela Weirich

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