Statue from recycled materials

Eye, wall

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What do you see when looking at an unused fork, a screw, a car part, and other scraps? Most of us see something that belongs in a dump, except for Brian Mock, a sculptor and a metal revolutionist who is bringing reclaimed materials back to life in a form of spectacular sculpture art.

This statue made from plastic trash on metal frame. The metal is recycled too. This creature is good to outdoor and indoor, it's very stabile, strong structure. Look good from every perspective. No trash, just material. If you want to buy it, you can find me on aztakeservit001 [!at] gmail.com. Thank you!