Alvaro Uribe turns the gas mask, a very strong symbol of war, and transforms it into a beautiful object using his incredible talent for arts and crafts.
The pieces are made of porcelain and the gas filter is actually a chamber containing water for the flowers. While it's a rather macabre idea to use gas mask as vases, the pieces are strangely fascinating. They are not as grim as other gas mask-inspired products featured on Trend Hunter, as seen in the related articles below.
Uribe was born in Miami in 1986, but he spent most of his life living and studying in Bogota.
Stats for Gas Mask Vases
Trending: Older & Chilly
Research: 7,526 clicks in 372 w
Interest: 4 minutes
Concept: Gas Mask Vases
Related: 61 examples / 47 photos
Segment: Females, 18-35
Comparison Set: 22 similar articles, including: gas mask baby art, gas mask fashion, and gas mask portraits.
Gas Mask Vases
More Stats +/-