Justin Gignac
Posted by Fabio 6 June 2012
The creators of collaborative workspace Grind recently commissioned artist Justin Gignac to take his NYC Garbage project to the next level, and produce a special artwork to live in their New York office space. They wanted a custom built coffee table sculpture to adorn their entrance seating area. Instead of garbage as the focal point they wanted items that symbolize the old way of working. Fluorescent lightbulbs, old beige PC towers, a fax machine and a Rolodex.
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