The art of recycling artworks
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Discover the art of recycling!
The art of recycling is an incredibly creative and skillful way to repurpose discarded objects into something beautiful. It also has an environmental benefit because reusable materials are used instead of trash that ends up in the landfill.
Artists can use any material that has been discarded, but most commonly artists work with metal, plastic and paper (usually in the form of collage). Some even take a step beyond and create sculptures made out of electronic waste or recycled materials.
Floridian artist Derek Gores, for example, uses shredded magazines, labels and other discarded items to make collages that are strikingly fluid. His creations often depict portraits of women and everyday life scenes that are both elegant and evocative.
In contrast to Junk Art, Recycled Art encourages viewers to think about sustainability and the impact of their behavior on the environment. These works have a powerful effect on their audiences, and can help raise awareness of environmental issues.
Recycled artworks are also a great way to highlight specific environmental issues that need attention. This can include topics such as climate change, deforestation or diminishing biodiversity.
Vik Muniz, for example, is a pioneer in the world of recycled art, and his creations have the ability to draw in the viewer, allowing them to consider their own environmental impact on the planet.
Duchamp’s practice of re-working salvaged objects reveals the social substructure behind how we dispose of our garbage. In this process, manufactured objects are repositioned into a new context that ruptures preconceived ideas about their utility.
Art is often about new beginnings. It’s a way to take something old and give it a new life.
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Vanessa Renoux
Sculpture - Paper | 11.4x7.9 in
Jeff Key
Sculpture - Wood | 22.1x26 in
Oror
Sculpture - Wood | 37.4x7.9 in
Noah Kashiani
Sculpture - Resin | 29x15 in
Romuald Crusson (RC.Photography)
Design | 19.7x8.3 in
Aurore Lanteri
Collages on Wood | 15x20.5 in
Robert Van Den Herik
Design | 16.5x37.4 in
Branimir Misic
Sculpture - Metals | 19.7x9.8 in
Hassan Laamirat
Sculpture - Metals | 33.5x27.6 in
Anka Girls
Sculpture - Fabric | 39.4x39.4 in
Saname
Sculpture - Resin | 78.7x7.9 in
Annesailor
Textile Art on Linen Canvas | 7.9x5.1 in
Romuald Crusson (RC.Photography)
Design | 16.9x7.9 in
Lune Et Animo
Design | 18.9x5.9 in
Jan Raats
Acrylic on Canvas | 23.6x23.6 in
Igor Gadreaud (Gad the Brand)
Sculpture - Plastic | 25.6x7.9 in
Adda Merzougui
Sculpture - Metals | 19.7x19.7 in
Christine Kerfant
Mosaic | 9.1x5.9 in
Claude Germain
Sculpture - Metals | 23.6x23.6 in
Bal
Sculpture - Metals | 13.4x11.8 in
Matthieu Faucher (LUnivArtDeMatthieu - LUADM)
Sculpture - Metals | 18.9x8.7 in
Ghyslaine Leonelli
Sculpture - Paper maché | 9.8x9.5 in
Pierre Sidoine
Sculpture - Metals | 21.3x11.4 in
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