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It might have a basic timber frame and earthen floor, but walls made of recycled bottles have earned Richardson Primary School’s new greenhouse the grand nickname ‘The Plastic Palace’.

Students and parents at the southside school amassed 2000 plastic bottles in 18 months to help create the structure, which will be used to educate children about environmental sustainability, health and nutrition.

Read more: Canberra students build greenhouse out of recycled plastic bottles

Luke O’Sullivan (previously featured here) creates three dimensional art that brings the worlds of drawing and sculpture together. Inspired by dystopian science fiction films, O’Sullivan builds environments composed of peculiar buildings and subterranean lairs. Using textured façades as well as screen-printed surfaces, his latest series of works entitled “Cool Shelter” creates a fantastical scene of overworld and underworld labyrinths. The artist will present his latest series on Friday, July 24th at Paradigm Gallery in Philadelphia, PA. Hi-Fructose was invited to have a special exclusive preview into Luke O’Sullivan’s latest layered industrial landscapes.

“Study of madness” - Mixed media on heavy paper ( oil, acrylic, collage), 18,5 x 26 cm.

Giuseppe Velardo

Reece Hobbins

Scott Teplin

Jack Henry