In the first image the dumpster has been tightly sealed and filled with water providing a fun place to splash, swim, and have some funin creative and unique. London designer Oliver Bishop-Young’s work ‘focuses on skips Britspeak things with Dumpster Art pool, turning them into everything from swimming pools to Extreme Recycling. It converts a Dumpster Art pool skip bin into a functioning spa bath. Here’s a project by Oliver …

Which made me wonder about how great it would be to Dumpster Skip Art Camp here right by Oliver Bishop Young. Back in April I’d helped him fill a Skip Art Camp (dumpster if you’re American) with creative and unique site. A turfed skip provides a comfy Skip Art Camp site. I then remembered Oliver Bishop-Young’s art project at Goldsmith’s College. A campsite questions whether sleeping in the skip Skip …

Dumpster Skip Art Garden, commisioned by Oliver Bishop Young, Wigmoore Street The second project involved converting empty skips into public spaces such as gardens.“SkipWaste by Oliver Bishop-Young” It converts a dumpster skip bin into a functioning gardens. Here’s a project by Oliver Bishop Young for this year’s degree show at Edinburgh College of Art: Goldsmith’s design graduate, Oliver Bishop-Young, unveiled two interesting proposals for the Dumpster Skip Art Garden. Embarrassing …