Geographies of Trash
GOT Provenance Archive
Miami artist Ahol Sniffs Glue transforms the city's discarded objects into art and returns them to the streets. This is the living archive: 3,000+ pieces mapped, every ride GPS-logged, 1,100+ minted on-chain.
This is the most complete public record of Geographies of Trash that exists. Some pieces never made it here — picked up before they were logged, never publicly claimed, or simply gone.
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Ahol Sniffs Glue is a Miami-based artist working at the intersection of street art, cycling, and environmental practice. Born in Hialeah, he has exhibited internationally and built one of the most active collector communities in contemporary street art.
Geographies of Trash is an ongoing public art practice in which discarded objects found across Miami are transformed into artworks and returned to the street. Each piece is documented, GPS-logged, and archived — generating a living provenance record of found objects, rides, and on-chain records.
Exhibited at The Wolfsonian–FIU and at the 61st International Art Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Recognized by six municipal governments. Studied as a model for community-engaged environmental education.
"Discarded materials become aesthetic objects that challenge conventional perceptions of waste and value." — The Art of ESG (FIU × David Anasagasti), IGI Global, 2026
