We are so happy and thrilled about our ongoing collaboration with the arts collective 4 Blind Mice! This is one of the members, Christo Noel Booth in a Recycle Me t-shirt for organ donation awareness.

We can all make a difference by telling our loved ones our wishes about organ donation. Thank you for participating and sharing our cause “Organ Donation concerns us all”
- Recycle Me

Christo is a freelance illustrator and artist living and working in the friendly metro called Nelson Mandela Bay (Port Elizabeth) in South Africa. He makes up one fifth of the image making collective known as 4 Blind Mice. Together they share studio space at a local gallery called ArtEC and have become an integral part of the art community within gallery as well as within the city.

Christo lives to make images and to inspire people around him in doing so. He has been part of numerous exhibitions and public art projects and he continues to work in these fields.

More information about Christo´s work;
https://www.facebook.com/4BlindMice
Twitter and instagram
@CHRISTOBOOTH
@4_blindmice

More information about Recycle Me;
www.recycleme.life
Instagram: @recycle_me_life
Twitter: @RecycleMeLife

This is Ryan posing for Recycle Me organ donation awareness!
Recycle Me just started to collaborate with the 4 Blind Mice a visual arts and illustration collective based in Nelson Mandela Bay, Port Elizabeth South Africa. Together we want to share knowledge and information about organ donation all around the world.

Ryan Allan is an illustrator from Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa. His primary interest is in how art, specifically street art and graphic novels, can be used as a tool for social change, and through the use of his 2-dimensional alter-ego "Sanjeev”, aims to communicate various environmental issues. He is currently a member of the 4 Blind Mice. 

Ryan is also a co-founder of the CREATIVExPE initiative, which aims to connect local artists, and build the creative community in the city through social events, workshops and creative collaborations.

More information about Ryan’s work;
www.facebook.com/4blindmice
Twitter and Instagram: @4_blindmice
www.facebook.come/creativexpe
Twitter and Instagram: @creativexpe

More information about Recycle Me;
www.recycleme.life
Instagram: @recycle_me_life
Twitter: @RecycleMeLife

This is our friend Eric Johnsson Ahiable! Eric is helping us to spread the word around the world “Organ Donation concerns us all, make your wishes known”.

Did you know;
1 organ donor can save up to 8 lives
18 people die each day while for a transplant
Organs and tissues from 1 donor can benefit 50 people
Living donors can donate a kidney; parts of liver, lung, pancreas, intestine

Thank you for participating!

Let us introduce Lena Torquato Lidén! Lena is supporting Recycle Me and promoting Organ donation awareness by wearing this Recycle Me t-shirt. Thank you so much!

1 organ donor can save 8 lives. Keep sharing and spreading the word - “Organ Donation concerns us all, make your wishes known”. Think about it, you might be the one in need of a new organ. Thank you for participating in our cause!

More about Lena;
“Since May 2008 I am the Children and Youth Coordinator of Cultural Affairs responsible for the municipality's choice of culture and Creative School Project. Before this I was at the Borås Cultural Office 2006 as a project manager for Culture Night. Prior to this I was a project developer for film, text and radio at Bergsjön Cultural and Media Workshop 2004. My education is Kulturverkstan Vocational Education 2001 with cultural management training, cultural theory and internships and before that Lund and Malmö University with Cultural Studies in Ethnology. Last year I also had a degree in Cultural Journalism from Malmö University. I have been a writer and reviewer of dance, theatre, music, literature and social issues such as cultural integration since 1993. I contribute to Göteborgs Fria Tidning and Tidningen Kulturen currently.” - Lena Torquato Lidén

The lungs are fantastic! The lungs bring in oxygen from the air and provide fuel for the blood cells.
How much oxygen does a person consume in a day?

The average adult at rest inhales and exhales something like 7 or 8 liters (about one-fourth of a cubic foot) of air per minute. That totals something like 11,000 liters of air (388 cubic feet) in a day.

The air that is inhaled is about 20-percent oxygen, and the air that is exhaled is about 15-percent oxygen, so about 5-percent of the volume of air is consumed in each breath and converted to carbon dioxide. Therefore, a human being uses about 550 liters of pure oxygen (19 cubic feet) per day.
If you like to support organ donation awareness please share our web page and FB page!

Thank you so much for participating!

You can also find our online shop to purchase these silver lungs! The profit from Recycle Me will go to science research about organ donation and transplant.
To Purchase: http://recycleme.life/