A Dutch museum recently found itself in a puzzling situation when a piece of artwork resembling two empty beer cans was accidentally thrown in the trash by a staff member. The lifelike aluminum artwork, created by artist Alexandre Lavet, was mistaken for rubbish by a maintenance worker who believed it was trash. Fortunately, the piece was recovered intact and undamaged. This incident raises questions about perceptions of modern art and its potential to be confused with waste, highlighting the thin line between art and trash.