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  • Fried CUP (No. 27)

    100 cups

    Fried CUP (No. 27) Guess what’s missing on this cup? The relationship is clear: wether it’s the coffee to go or french fries, they are all part of the throwaway society. Living in the 21st century, shouldn’t it be possible to make containters made of starch or other intelligent materials mainstream? *This CUP is part of “100 CUPS”

    Posted September 24, 2008 by Marco Siebertz

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