'Trash Sculptor' prepares SUPER-DETAILED moose piece using junk/recycled items
- 2 years ago
The ability of artists to find value in trash is something that doesn't get appreciated much.
In this impressive montage, Stephanie Hongo gives her viewers a quick overview of how she arranged pieces of junk (and colored them) in a way that they ended up representing a picture-perfect moose head.
"I am a trash sculptor, and this video is a compilation I made of the building process of a large moose piece," the filmer said. "I used only repurposed materials (mostly plastics). When the piece was finished, it was named Élan."
Stephanie revealed that the artwork measured over five feet from antler point to antler point.
Name: Stephanie Hongo
Location: Southington, USA
WooGlobe Ref : WGA102873
For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com
In this impressive montage, Stephanie Hongo gives her viewers a quick overview of how she arranged pieces of junk (and colored them) in a way that they ended up representing a picture-perfect moose head.
"I am a trash sculptor, and this video is a compilation I made of the building process of a large moose piece," the filmer said. "I used only repurposed materials (mostly plastics). When the piece was finished, it was named Élan."
Stephanie revealed that the artwork measured over five feet from antler point to antler point.
Name: Stephanie Hongo
Location: Southington, USA
WooGlobe Ref : WGA102873
For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com