Artist: Dario Tironi
Italian artist Dario Tironi glue together various discarded objects and create detailed sculptures.





Check his website: www.dariotironi.com/
Artist: Robert Bradford
Part-time psychotherapist from Cornwall, UK, Robert Bradford uses up to 3,000 used toys to make incredible toy sculptures that sells for prices as high as £12,000 each.

"I was staring into my children's cast-off toy boxes one day and thought they looked really beautiful."

"The toys made a great combination of colours, shapes and textures all jumbled up and it gave me the idea to glue, stick and screw them together into a new "being" or species."



Check his website: www.robertbradford.co.uk
Source: dailymail
Artist: Leo Sewell
Leo Sewell creates beautiful sculptures made of junk objects, assembled with nails, bolts and screws.

Each sculpture sell for $2,000 to $100,000.

“I will go to flea markets. I beg my friends not to forget me. My favorite is just cleaning out a building,”



Check his website: www.leosewell.net/
Artist: Hiroshi Fuji (藤浩志)
Kagoshima artist and designer Hiroshi Fuji created these eco-friendly art using old toys.
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Italian artist Dario Tironi glue together various discarded objects and create detailed sculptures.





Check his website: www.dariotironi.com/
Artist: Robert Bradford
Part-time psychotherapist from Cornwall, UK, Robert Bradford uses up to 3,000 used toys to make incredible toy sculptures that sells for prices as high as £12,000 each.

"I was staring into my children's cast-off toy boxes one day and thought they looked really beautiful."

"The toys made a great combination of colours, shapes and textures all jumbled up and it gave me the idea to glue, stick and screw them together into a new "being" or species."



Check his website: www.robertbradford.co.uk
Source: dailymail
Artist: Leo Sewell
Leo Sewell creates beautiful sculptures made of junk objects, assembled with nails, bolts and screws.

Each sculpture sell for $2,000 to $100,000.

“I will go to flea markets. I beg my friends not to forget me. My favorite is just cleaning out a building,”



Check his website: www.leosewell.net/
Artist: Hiroshi Fuji (藤浩志)
Kagoshima artist and designer Hiroshi Fuji created these eco-friendly art using old toys.





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