As you can see in the above image, it is not that easy to make out whether the woven carpet utilizes standard textile or is an outcome of an artist’s painstaking efforts. Spotted at the Sharjah Biennale, the carpet created by a Puerto Rican artist, Jesus Bubu Negron utilizes numerous yellow and white
cigarette stubs. Asking the street cleaners to collect used
cigarette butts for his piece of art, the latter showed exceptional skills in sieving and hooking these butts up to create the
woven carpet. The
carpet utilizes the paper of the
cigarettes unrolled and layered on top of each other.
![recycled cigarette stubs](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhxc5qMSvXqFYCK3g48W5GG6mJiUnN1oDJge3mtDRot5THosCtXXL9we96rFH7YOr_p389YHIX0oX7arE5kXa2YvZnTtiCJKQn3fwkzZE41F81wRVaTJDqZWkZPxxfuv4nRtiCl7g/s400/cigarette+butt+carpet+%282%29.jpg)
![recycled cigarette stubs](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhFovJVRx3tucTEKFq9n467YhDcbqkDzZV0bWfWgJtdK2Oc1PYqWybWH1DiextNd7Wg32EH2UjD1FTf5ScQvnVGku1SybCRwiip4wfrgs127OPIE-3HJVkqc38ujCHN78GXna4AHA/s400/cigarette+butt+carpet+%281%29.jpg)
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