TV Heaven. City of Sydney, Bay Street Depot. E-waste recycling day, Sunday 4 December.
This is South Sydney
In the inner city villages of South Sydney, abandoned TVs proliferate like ibises around garbage bins. TVs - of all shapes and sizes, of all vintages and technologies - cluster on pavements and roadsides.
Are they abandoned by locals or dropped off in drive-by dumpings by neighbours from more affluent suburbs? Who knows.
All I know is everywhere I look, I see TVs: the detritus of the post-modern age, roadkill on the slippery slope of consumerism.
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brain itches Theme by Adam Holwerda.
Are they abandoned by locals or dropped off in drive-by dumpings by neighbours from more affluent suburbs? Who knows.
All I know is everywhere I look, I see TVs: the detritus of the post-modern age, roadkill on the slippery slope of consumerism.
following
Dunhills and a dumpster for company. Wells Street, Redfern.
My first Tevion. Pitt Street, Waterloo.
TV + BBQ. Danks Street, Waterloo = the gift that keeps on giving. Photo by @crustyadventure.
Sony + Kirk’s Creaming Soda. Danks Street, Waterloo.
Stripped of all its copper. Walker Street Waterloo.
TV + trash + jacaranda. Clarendon Street, Waterloo.
Sony-Lexus nexus. Pitt Street, Redfern.
TV on TV action.Watkin Street, Newtown.
TEAC … dragged face down. Morehead Street, Waterloo
