Tim Noble and Sue Webster are London-based artists who use piles of junk collected from London's streets. They then project light onto the junk to draw unbelievable shadows out of it. This piece is called "Real Life is Rubbish."
Wednesday, 9 May 2012
'Junk' Artists
American artist Tom Deininger recycles junk to create images of nature. This work titled "Shell" was fashioned from cigarette butts that were picked up in beach parking lots around Newport,
Tim Noble and Sue Webster are London-based artists who use piles of junk collected from London's streets. They then project light onto the junk to draw unbelievable shadows out of it. This piece is called "Real Life is Rubbish."
Tim Noble and Sue Webster are London-based artists who use piles of junk collected from London's streets. They then project light onto the junk to draw unbelievable shadows out of it. This piece is called "Real Life is Rubbish."
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