Transforming Junk into Art
Up close, these items appear to be randomly placed, but step back and suddenly their placement makes sense.
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| horse sculpture by Terry Jones Southlands Shopping Center Aurora, CO July 2019 |
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| horse sculpture by Terry Jones Southlands Shopping Center Aurora, CO July 2019 |
Just genius! My husband collects 'junk' and I have often asked him to put his welding skills to use with his pile--this would look so much better! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE junk sculpture.
ReplyDeleteThere is a park in St. Petersburg, Florida that has several "junk" sculptures. SOME are hidden up in the trees. It is the coolest thing ever!
Amazing! I think the junk sculpture genre really lends itself to becoming animals. There are some beautiful examples in Rapid City and other Black Hills towns.
ReplyDeleteVery cool. I've seen a few junk sculptures and they are always intriguing to me.
ReplyDeleteLove it!!!
ReplyDeleteNow that is one neat horse. The imagination it takes to do something like that is beyond me.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
That is simply amazing!
ReplyDeleteThat's very clever! We once came across a life sized horse constructed from horseshoes in the middle of nowhere.
ReplyDeletePeople are so creative talented and imaginative. LOVE the horse
ReplyDeleteI LOVE junk sculpture! He sure has done a lot of great ones! People who do these things have the best creative imaginations! Blessings to you, Nancy! ♥
ReplyDeleteStunning sculpture!
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