10 Artists Doing Amazing Things Using Recycled Material

focuses on art direction, hand-crafted models, and set design. His wholly eggshell-based “What Came First” sculpture stands as a powerful example of his amazing imagination.

Lin Evola-Smidt decided to make statues of angels out of melted firearms. Lin Evola-Smidt decided to take action by persuading locals to give up their firearms when gun violence engulfed Los Angeles in the early 1990s. Her most well-known piece of art is a 13-foot-tall angel named “The Renaissance Peace Angel.” The sculpture was relocated to Ground Zero following the September 11 terrorist attacks.

Wim Delvoye, a Belgian artist, uses old tyres to create art, and his very stunning works manage to preserve the structure of the tyres while combining elements from nature. The redoing procedure is laborious and lengthy because the artist doesn’t utilise any mechanical tools.

Look at their job listing; it will resemble a giant pile of rubbish. You’ll see magic if you wait till the light hits it. Shadow sculptures by Tim Noble and Sue Webster produce extraordinarily finely detailed pictures of the artists’ faces, animals, and more. eccentric or what?

A.k.a Iri5, Erika Iris Simmons specializes in using non traditional media like cassettes to create absolutely unique and memorable works that feature famous people or team like Kurt Cobain, Beatles and Michael Jackson.

Founder of BRC Designs, a business that creates one-of-a-kind furniture out of abandoned computers, motherboards, and hard drive discs.

has received widespread attention for his portrait photography. From used magazines, labels, and other recyclable items, he creates magnificent collages.