Back in November we headed to Brookfield Place to check out the Canstruction Exhibit. Canstruction is a charity which hosts competitions, exhibitions and events showing artist’s structures made out of unopened cans of food and other non-perishable items. After the event the cans are donated to hunger relief organisations. Thus the artists are not allowed to use materials that will mar the cans in any way; like glue.
Here’s a look at the different structures made. This isn’t all of the different structures, but our favourites picked by Tate and I.

Called “Leave Hunger in a Fog” by 2LS Consulting Engineering. Made using sea salt, green beans, baked beans, sardines and spaghetti.

Called “Pipe Down Hunger” by RAND Engineering & Architecture, DPC. Made out of too many different cans to list!
Wow! What an amazing exhibition. I love that everything goes to people in need afterwards 🙂