Harald Reichenbach collects garbage from the sea with local people and compresses it into resin blocks called 'G-Cubes' during his global sailing trip.
Synopsis
Harald Reichenbach collects garbage from the sea with local people and compresses it into resin blocks called 'G-Cubes' during his global sailing trip.
Synopsis
Harald Reichenbach sails across the globe, collecting plastic waste from oceans with local communities. He compresses the trash using a press and pours it into resin to create G-Cubes. Reichenbach then returns these cubes as art to consumers in industrialized nations. Throughout the voyage, challenges arise that blur the lines between his roles as an artist and an activist. The documentary, directed by Dodo Hunziker, runs for 53 minutes and details Reichenbach's unique mission.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See Harald Reichenbach's unique art from ocean waste.
- Meet local communities engaged in cleaning the sea.
- Find out how art can raise awareness about plastic pollution.
Did You Know
- Harald Reichenbach collects garbage from the sea with local people.
- The film features G-Cubes made from compressed ocean waste.
- The documentary has a runtime of 53 minutes.
- Dodo Hunziker directed the film released in 2022.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the director of Garbage Ho?
Dodo Hunziker is the director of Garbage Ho.
What does Harald Reichenbach do with the garbage he collects?
Harald Reichenbach compresses the garbage he collects and pours it into resin to form 'G-Cubes'.
What year was Garbage Ho released?
Garbage Ho was released in 2022.
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