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It is a nonprofit dedicated to encouraging reuse in our community, providing affordable materials to artists and teachers and all creative minds in the area.

这是一个非营利组织，致力于在社区中鼓励废物再利用，为艺术家、教师和该地区所有有创造力的人提供价格低廉的材料。

I learned about creative reuse centers over a decade ago, and they really sparked something in me,

我在十多年前就了解了创造性再利用中心，它们真的激发了我的灵感，

because I'd always been a creative reuse artist, but I didn't know there was a name for it really and there was a community for it.

因为我一直是一个创造性再利用艺术家，但我不知道这种行为有名字，也不知道还有一个专门的社区。

When I was a lot younger, one of the first inspirations I had was someone was throwing away this baking tin.

小时候，我的一次灵感来源于这个别人扔掉的烘焙罐头。

And I was like, don't throw that away, I could do something with that.

我想，别扔掉，我可以用它做点什么。

I didn't know what, but we drilled a hole in the middle and turned it into a clock.

我也不知道能做什么，但我们在中间钻了个洞，把它变成了一个钟。

I called it my cupcake clock. I like to do a lot of CD mosaics.

我把它叫做纸杯蛋糕钟。我喜欢用CD打造马赛克。

I did a series of all the local colleges that people seem to really like, and it's on an old like pantry door that got discarded.

我用它们做了一系列当地大学的标识，大家似乎都很喜欢，这些作品被画在一扇废弃的老旧食品储藏室门上。

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