Lifesize Heads Created from Recycled Matches
July 9, 2010
Artist David Mach is fascinated by mass-produced objects. His sculptures made from matchsticks take determination and diligence to a whole new, awe-inspiring level.
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When Recycled Computer Parts Transform into Sci-Fi Roboanimals
July 7, 2010
Reused computer parts have never been so animated: Brenda Guyton’s found-object sculptures depict cute robot rabbits, snakes and dogs, giving us an insight into what the digital future might just look like.
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Recycling Glass Bottles to Vent Your Anger
June 23, 2010
The Glassphemy recycling center not only looks stylish, but it also lets you deal with pent-up anger while recycling at the same time.
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The Sculpture Created from 20,000 Functioning Computer Keys
June 18, 2010
New York artist Jean Chin reuses everyday items for her sculptures. “TEXTile” features more than 20,000 computer keys.
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Star Wars Characters Recreated in Garbage
June 16, 2010
“Recycle you must, or in your own garbage drown” is what Yoda might say upon seeing himself and other popular Star Wars characters recreated in scrap metal parts. Truly steampunk!