Jeff Snider's installation is a full-sized living room comprised of functional illuminated sculptures constructed out of repurposed materials. These pieces promote the sustainable eco-friendly trends of future commerce. He has taken what was once old and broken and has transformed it into a vibrant and alive sculpture. An example of this is a 1930s Montgomery Ward mahogany wood radio. Snider has removed its original components and replaced them with a 140 Watt stereo system with Ipod dock and CD player. A notable piece in his collection is a hanging light fixture created from a 1920s toaster with antique glass doorknobs illuminated with LEDs. The current "green" and "sustainable" trend is not just a short-term fad; consciousness about our planet is a necessity and a movement that will grow and evolve. Jeff Snider's work is making steps in that evolution by creating cutting-edge functional art that re-uses pieces that were once outdated and collecting dust and transforms them into light, beauty, and function.