Chinese ceramics and the art of repair. Gluing, stapling, and the second life of objects
IGTSF › 20/06/2026
Broken ceramics for centuries was not automatically waste. Bowls, cups, plates, vases, and utilitarian vessels…
IGTSF › 20/06/2026
Broken ceramics for centuries was not automatically waste. Bowls, cups, plates, vases, and utilitarian vessels…
IGTSF › 20/06/2026
Papier mâché is often associated with school art classes, but in reality it is one of…
IGTSF › 19/06/2026
Scrap metal collection is often associated with something unattractive: a pile of metal, a scale, a container and a price…
IGTSF › 17/05/2026
Electronics recycling does not begin in a steel mill or a chemical laboratory. It starts much earlier:...
IGTSF › 08/05/2026
Industrial waste is increasingly no longer treated solely as an environmental problem. In many cases, they can…
IGTSF › 28/04/2026
Water reuse in industry is no longer solely an environmental activity. In plant practice, it has become…
IGTSF › 19/04/2026
Modern waste sorting is no longer based on simple separation into paper, glass, metals and plastics.…
IGTSF › 15/04/2026
A used battery is not just a problem for safe disposal today. More and more often it becomes a secondary…
IGTSF › 13/04/2026
In traditional sales, the manufacturer most often earns from each subsequent unit sold. In the product-as-a-service model, i.e., a product…
IGTSF › 07/04/2026
Not long ago, waste was mainly associated with cost, a logistical problem, and the necessity of disposal. Today, increasingly…