Vuvu Grater

4 Aug

Phill Black
Vega – Cape Town

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bPSE Structural Engineering » Blog Archive » Vuvuzela Recycling Competition Gives New Life to South Africa’s Favorite Noisemakers - October 16, 2010
[...] ideas for recycling vuvuzelas include (L to R) a portable water filter, a Christmas tree, and a cheese grater. Images via WoZela!. For better or worse, they provided the soundtrack to the World Cup 2010 [...]

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WHAT’S WOZELA?

The Vuvuzela has become an extraordinary symbol of unity in South Africa.
WoZela wants to make this object of unity an object of utility by generating ways to reuse it.

Although the competition is over, you can still submit your ideas to this blog as videos, photographs or sketches. We will upload them as soon as we receive them.

Your idea could join the best ideas from the competition and become part of a national exhibition, afterwhich community crafters will get the opportunity to make a living from constucting the ideas.

They’ll get all the proceeds.
You’ll get all the glory.

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