39 x 31,5 x 89 cm
pressed particle board with and without coating, MDF with and without veneer, metal grid, rollers, varnish, acrylic paint, cardboard, chrome handle, garbage bag, sweeping set, Wunder-Baum®, plexiglass, hose, metal hooks

The ‘Mobile Waste Drawer’ was originally built for my apartment as a custom kitchen drawer with a practical holder for trash bags. The base of the waste drawer is a right-angled trapezoid, the front of which has an angle of 100 degrees and 80 degrees to the parallel sides, thereby compensating for the different depths of the stove and kitchen counter. Basically, the entire appearance - that is, the white-coated front with corresponding height, as well as the chrome handle - is specially adapted to the rest of the kitchen furniture.

However, a few weeks after the waste drawer was already doing its job in the kitchen, it was given another makeover. The object sculpture class had decided to park three cars in the exhibition space of the Semperdepot during the Rundgang at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. This specific exhibition situation was the trigger to add a few small details to my kitchen drawer, such as two dark blue stripes, a trash can pictogram, a radiator grill on the front, a Wunder-Baum® with the scent "New Car" with an obligatory hose to vent the exhaust gases and a discrete rear spoiler at the back.