The pictures illustrate the procedure in which an artist produce garbage cube (G-cube) sculptures using plastic waste. Overall, the process of manufacturing G-cube sculptures are comprised of 10 stages with the helps of transportation, some apparatus and human labor which is involved in almost all the stages of the process. Notably, the whole producing process seems to take place in two distinctive locations where it is gathered and processed.
The initial stage begins with collecting the dumped plastic refuse, which is followed by delivering it to the studio where the rest of the whole process occurs in order for processing procedure to commence. The first thing done in the studio is crushing using some kind of power. Having been crushed, in the rectangular shape equipment, it is compressed in the size of 50 centimeter in height and 50 in width and then moulded where the same dimensions are remained.
In the following stages, liquid resin is melted in the pot-like tool at 150 degree celsius by firing beneath it and then moulded again. The next step involves to cool the moulded blocks for all the day and night. Once removing the blocks from the mould, they are turned into different sculptures, with transporting them into the art gallery where sculptures are sold to clients at the end of the process.