June 17, 2008
Dragonfly Sculpture Made Using Shopping Cart Parts
A British artist named Ptolemy Elrington, creates jaw dropping scultures and art from recycled items found in kitchen pantries such as utensils, juicers, mixers, and toasters.
He also has created recycled art from used hubcaps, and most recently was commisioned to create recycled art from debris and other garbage that was cleaned up out of nearby British rivers.
Check out the Drangonfly and Crayfish he created out of used grocery shopping carts. Look at the precision and detail of each piece. Lovely!
via - [Eco Artware Newsletter]
Filed by Missy at June 17th, 2008 on 2:43 pm
under Arts and Entertainment, Products, Re-use, Recyclable, Recycle, Reduce | No comments
Tags: british artist, debris, dragonfly, drangonfly, Garbage, grocery shopping carts, hubcaps, kitchen pantries, mixers, ptolemy, recycled art, rivers, sculpture, scultures, shopping cart, utensils
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