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C. Finley's Wallpapered Dumpster Project at CollesiumThis past year, Rome-based artist Christine Finley (C. Finley) transformed garbage dumpsters into beautiful pieces of street art with her Wallpapered Dumpster Project. Using leftover wallpaper from a set dressing job in Los Angeles, Finley decided to draw attention to the immense amount of trash that piles up in dumpsters with her own brand of “polite graffiti....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/wallpapered-dumpsters-change-how-we-view-urban-waste/'>READ ARTICLE</a>1
C. Finley's Wallpapered Dumpster Project RomeThis past year, Rome-based artist Christine Finley (C. Finley) transformed garbage dumpsters into beautiful pieces of street art with her Wallpapered Dumpster Project. Using leftover wallpaper from a set dressing job in Los Angeles, Finley decided to draw attention to the immense amount of trash that piles up in dumpsters with her own brand of “polite graffiti....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/wallpapered-dumpsters-change-how-we-view-urban-waste/'>READ ARTICLE</a>2
C. Finley's Wallpapered Dumpster Project Yellow RomeThis past year, Rome-based artist Christine Finley (C. Finley) transformed garbage dumpsters into beautiful pieces of street art with her Wallpapered Dumpster Project. Using leftover wallpaper from a set dressing job in Los Angeles, Finley decided to draw attention to the immense amount of trash that piles up in dumpsters with her own brand of “polite graffiti....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/wallpapered-dumpsters-change-how-we-view-urban-waste/'>READ ARTICLE</a>3
C. Finley's Wallpapered Dumpster Project RomeThis past year, Rome-based artist Christine Finley (C. Finley) transformed garbage dumpsters into beautiful pieces of street art with her Wallpapered Dumpster Project. Using leftover wallpaper from a set dressing job in Los Angeles, Finley decided to draw attention to the immense amount of trash that piles up in dumpsters with her own brand of “polite graffiti....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/wallpapered-dumpsters-change-how-we-view-urban-waste/'>READ ARTICLE</a>4
C. Finley's wallpapered trash receptacleThis past year, Rome-based artist Christine Finley (C. Finley) transformed garbage dumpsters into beautiful pieces of street art with her Wallpapered Dumpster Project. Using leftover wallpaper from a set dressing job in Los Angeles, Finley decided to draw attention to the immense amount of trash that piles up in dumpsters with her own brand of “polite graffiti....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/wallpapered-dumpsters-change-how-we-view-urban-waste/'>READ ARTICLE</a>5
C. Finley's Wallpapered Dumpster Project Los AngelesThis past year, Rome-based artist Christine Finley (C. Finley) transformed garbage dumpsters into beautiful pieces of street art with her Wallpapered Dumpster Project. Using leftover wallpaper from a set dressing job in Los Angeles, Finley decided to draw attention to the immense amount of trash that piles up in dumpsters with her own brand of “polite graffiti....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/wallpapered-dumpsters-change-how-we-view-urban-waste/'>READ ARTICLE</a>6
