Following My Muse
If you drive west outside of Taos, New Mexico, you will pass by a development of “Earthships” or radically sustainable buildings made from layers of recycled materials. they are also artistic wonders. Also tucked in the New Mexico landscape, there are individual artists that share the same vision.
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Walls with glass bottles are always so interesting and each has a different character.
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They also look so wonderful in a desert environment. It must be the light. Thanks for commenting!
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Absolutely, I agree.
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There are places in Brazil that use bottles bottoms as floors as well. I love it!
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