One mans trash is another mans treasure, as this artist proves by building mini-mobile homes for the homeless – from recycled rubbish. Greg Kloehn uses garbage like bed frames, pallets, car consoles and even washing machine doors to build his creative constructions. The 43-year-old artist only has to buy nails, screws and glue for the colourful constructions as the rest are collected on scavenger hunts for illegally dumped rubbish.
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