NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12738
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ZAGREB, 25 April (Hina) - The Unikom utility company in Osijek and the Slama Land Art association, in collaboration with local undergraduates, on Tuesday organised an exhibition of sculptures made of waste collected in local waste collection yards operated by Unikom.
The exhibition, called "Resculpt Park", was staged at the compounds of Osijek University's campus.
The event was organised to mark Earth Day.
Nikola Faller of Slama Land Art said today that the items used for making sculptures had been collected from waste containers.
The sculptures on display are made of wood, iron, textile, old toys, old curtains, TV sets, etc.
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