This upcycled installation proves that we can take reuse to soaring heights.

In the capable hands of artistic duo Guerra de la Paz, repurposed ties become deadly cobras — symbols of fear and oppression in the corporate world.

Recycling books has never been so monumentally beautiful — and ultimately lasting — as when 30,000 volumes were assembled to create the “Tower of Babel.”

Robots feature in all manner of TV shows and movies, but what could be cooler than recreating the artificial idols out of nothing more than junk?

These amazing sculptures have been crafted from the most unlikely materials to create beautiful mechanical reflections of human anatomy.

A “Dead Star” made of old batteries and a “Black Whole Conference” of chairs formed into a sphere are some of the thought-provoking creations of artist Michel de Broin.

Vehicles from the original ‘Star Wars’ trilogy were the coolest things in the movies. What’s more exciting than recreating them using recycled and repurposed materials?

Check out the sculptures of Nemo Gould; they’re made of everyday items, repurposed and assembled to create all kinds of monstrous weirdness — laced with a heady dose of steampunk!

Australian artist Kylie Stillman carves trees out of books — and thus the very living things that gave their life to be turned into printed matter in the first place.

Guitars are just perfect for steampunking. Most have been pimped out using pieces of clockwork, piping, metal and wood, only adding points on the recycling awesomeness scale.