Found object art ideas

Well, they are found and assembled by me. 😁

Reserved: "Removing Chains, Unlocking and Opening Hearts"- found object art, upcycle, junkbot

This guy "Herbert" found object assemblage started out as a wood cement trowel with the handle being his nose. I added personality to this funky dude using found objects including keys, a hinge, various sewing gadgets, vintage cabinet handle, vintage wood game pieces (domino, Chinese checker), old porcelain knob, part of a metal tape measure case, meat grinder gear with an eye, metal rusty washers and wing nuts, shoe shine brush, vintage window latch and some chain.

Use your cast off cardboard, egg cartons, plastic cups, and costume jewelry to make these fun recycled art sculptures.

"Baby Ruth" ~ Found object, junk art dog created by Laurie Schnurer. Her neck is a bearing so her head turns to look in different directions. Also the tin opens to store treasures inside.To purchase one of Laurie's Creatures click on this link to her sales page. https://www.facebook.com/LauriesCreatures/

Talk to the Hand Feb 2008 H: 22" W:16"

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The term ‘recycled art’ is fairly new, but found object art has been around at least since Marcel Duchamp’s 1917 work ‘Fountain‘, which consisted simply of a used urinal. Artists have been salvaging materials from car parts to kitchen utensils for decades, for inclusion in sculptures, paintings, drawing, collages and other examples of ‘found art’. […]