Sculptor Jean Shin on Using Live Mussels, Old Clothes, and Mountains of Dead Cell Phones to Force the Question of Sustainability in Art

Jean Shin on how her sustainably minded art practice reuses discarded materials such as old cell phones, fabric scraps, and plastic bottles.

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