Trashline
Trashline
An urban postcard from the future where discarded technology turns into symbolic architecture.
In Trashline, repurposed keyboard circuit boards align like skyscrapers in a nocturnal city. Set against a dark grey sky and a glowing red "sun," scattered elements float across the panel, creating a striking futuristic skyline built entirely from electronic waste.
The vertical rhythm echoes a dense metropolis. Keyboard components—once tools of daily digital input—are reconfigured as structural architecture, collective digital memory, and a poignant commentary on technology.
A bold statement piece with rich graphic and conceptual depth, perfect for creative studios, tech offices, or modern interiors inspired by urban landscapes.
Artwork details:
- Relief wall artwork crafted with repurposed keyboard circuit boards and mixed media.
- Conceptual design exploring urban architecture and electronic waste art.
- One-of-a-kind original piece, signed by artist Mora Verón.
- Ready to hang.
Dimensions: 120 cm × 60 cm
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Questions about size or how it looks in your space? Message me directly and I can create a digital mockup of the artwork in your room: wa.me/5491162254849
