Giant Lipstick Sculpture Made From 5000 Tubes By Agne Kisonaite

‘Giant Lipstick’ by Agne Kisonaite is made of over more than 5000 used lipstick tube. Four tubes of rouge are sold every second in the world, and considering the amount of packaging left which cannot be recycled, Kisonaite wanted to create something which triggered our society to think more seriously about consumerism and the types of products they are purchasing and bring attention towards the need to reduce waste.

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