Six Surreal Scrap Sculptures Recycled to Smart Green Art By Shar3Mor3  [5 more lists]

Titanium Scrap and Stainless Steel Cyber Sculpture.

Lewis Tardy's found art and scrap metal bio-mechanical sculpture.

Pictured: Stryker CMF "Reconstruction" made from Stryker titanium cranio-maxillo-facial reconstruction plates and screws plus steel/stainless steel objects.

"Broken Family" by Anthony Haywood is, an elephant made from TV's and other household waste.

Made for an annual event in Sydney, Australia, Sculptures by the Sea, traversing Bondi to Tamarama coastline.

Over 18 countries participated in this event, a show of over 100 sculptures, Australia’s largest annual outdoor public exhibition for public view!

Made for "Rethink Recycling" sculpture contest held by the Maryland Department of the Environment.

The contest aims to encourage high school students to recycle using trash to make art.

Part of America Recycles Day, an annual event to raise awareness of the benefits --social, environmental, and economic -- of buying recycled products and recycling.

This was made for a local scarecrow contest, it is made out of all kinds of house hold junk.

Going for a "Robotic Dragon" its eyes really light up, the head bobs when you move it and has survived two trips in the back of a truck.

Korean artist Jean Shin created this sculpture "Sound Wave" in 2007 from melted vinyl records to connote "the inevitable waves of technology that render each successive generation of recordable media obsolete."

Her sculpture and others made from recycled materials are part of The Museum of Art and Design's exhibit "Second Lives: Remixing the Ordinary."