Living Green - Episode 80 - Recycled Artwork

The video discusses 'Precious Metal', the world's largest artwork made from waste, created by Robert Bradford and Jason Hawkes. This giant billboard, made from 200,000 aluminum cans, recreates a 1950s Coca-Cola ad. It highlights the importance of reducing carbon footprints by reusing materials instead of sending them to landfills. Created for the UK's National Recycling Week, the artwork aims to raise public awareness and encourage recycling.

What is the name of the world's largest artwork made entirely from waste?

• Precious Metal

• Golden Canvas

• Waste Wonders

• Recycled Dreams

Who collaborated with Robert Bradford to create the artwork?

• David Hockney

• Jason Hawkes

• Banksy

• Ansel Adams

What material was primarily used to construct the billboard?

• Plastic bottles

• Glass shards

• Aluminum cans

• Wooden planks

What classic advertisement was recreated using the aluminum cans?

• Pepsi 1980s

• Coca-Cola 1950s

• Sprite 1990s

• Fanta 1970s

What was the main goal of creating the Precious Metal artwork?

• To advertise a new soda brand

• To sell recycled products

• To promote a new art gallery

• To raise awareness about recycling