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Furniture from Weapons – A Peaceful Use of Weapons

Furniture from weapons is a project started after more than 30 years of civil war, ending in 1998, the Cambodian gouvernment destroyed 125,000 weapons across the country. In this time a small arms specialist with the European Union, and British artist Sasha Constable, saw an opportunity, and decided to create The Peace Art Project Cambodia (PAPC) in November 2003. The Peace Art Project Cambodia was a sculpture project turning weapons into art as expressions of peace. In Cambodia this is the most beautiful way to get rid of weapons – transform them in furniture. From these pictures this furniture doesn’t look to comfortable, but for a good cause they are excelent.

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    Weapons become furniture…

    After more than 30 years of civil war, ending in 1998, the Cambodian gouvernment destroyed 125,000 weapons across the country.In this time Neil Wilford, a small arms specialist with the European Union, and British artist Sasha Constable, saw an opportu…

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  18. [...] “After more than 30 years of civil war, ending in 1998, the Cambodian government destroyed 125,000 weapons across the country. In this time Neil Wilford, a small arms specialist with the European Union, and British artist Sasha Constable, saw an opportunity, and decided to create The Peace Art Project Cambodia (PAPC) in November 2003. The Peace Art Project Cambodia was a sculpture project turning weapons into art as expressions of peace. In Cambodia this is the most beautiful way to get rid of weapons – transform them in furniture.” [link] [...]

  19. By Webnews.de on March 27, 2007 at 10:36 am

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  31. By Trey’s Couches and Weapons Furniture « on July 31, 2007 at 4:57 am

    [...] While we are on the topic of furniture I would like to share the work of Neil Wilford, a small arms specialist with the European Union, and British artist Sasha Constable through The Peace Art Project Cambodia (PAPC). They create functional furniture from destroyed weapons accumulated by the Cambodian Gov’t and 30 years of civil war. Additional pieces can be seen here. [...]

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