Eco Factor: Sculptures created from recycled materials.
We’ve seen eco-minded artists design stunning sculptures from a variety of discarded materials such that includes Styrofoam and old kitchen utensils. Sculptor Kris Kuksi is different and so are the sculptures he creates.
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The artist turns old toys, statues, mechanical parts and other discarded materials into haunting sculptures. Though the sculptures won’t match the taste of most homeowners, but considering their haunting appeal, they could be great for the next Halloween celebrations if the designer ever thinks of selling them.
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