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The WEEE Man is a seven-meter-tall sculpture of electrical and electronic equipment that represents the average amount of e-waste we throw away over a lifetime. It aims to raise awareness, change behaviour and support recycling and ethical choices. Learn more about the WEEE Man, its design, its impact and how to visit it.
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2 de may. de 2012 · 92. 36K views 12 years ago. Learn more about the WEEE Man, this giant sculpture made of waste which was situated at the Eden Project, Cornwall, UK, and created by Paul Bonomini.
An instantly iconic visual metaphor, The WEEE Man raises critical issues about the implications of household waste and its associated environmental impact. It has been installed opposite the Tower of London, and across the UK, including in Bristol and Cornwall.
