Bordalo II: A Life of Waste | Short Film | 2017 Real Shorts

An intimate portrait of Portuguese street artist Artur Bordalo as he aims to highlight the extent of our wastefulness and the impact this has on our environment through his 'Trash Animals' sculptures. The team behind the short made national headlines when their large-scale street art piece of a giant squirrel made entirely from waste was mounted on Dublin’s Tara Street, in an attempt to highlight the plight of the red squirrel.
Directed by Trevor Whelan and Rua Meegan and produced by Glen Collins.

[@ekisfor]

Simplesmente um génio!

[@danimation8422]

These artworks are incredible! Keep doing what you’re doing!

[@seans4893]

Great short film. Creating images of the animals with the thing that is killing them.

[@tonelo7207]

Um dos artistas que mais admiro atualmente

[@pinguinosuino4893]

Trabalho d historia atrasado -_-/work of history to scholl hehe

[@emilydesireemoralesherrera2953]

I happy

[@Ranchohieloyfuego]

The act of creating creates trash. Just look how many spray cans he used. Fumes, trash, etc. great art but not as conscious as he might think.

[@missingcasey]

You need a traditional pan scale to weigh things on.

[@josemariaguerreiro206]

Um palhaço esquerdalha que vive à conta do orçamento