You might remember George Radebaugh’s sculptures or the Portraits from CDs. We have another great CD sculpture for you.
This next CD compilation is the rolling hills collection of 65,000 used CDs. ‘Wastelandscape#1’, created by Elise Morin and Clémence Eliard was pieced together by wire.
The sculpture reminds people of the accumulation of media. Media that felt necessary to buy and then throw out for the next thing.
Or something like that.
Artist George Radebaugh uses cast off CDs, along with recycled pipe for structure, to create these amazingly attractive sculptures. It’s initially hard for me to imagine how CDs can come together to imply depth and definition of color.
He has obviously mastered the art of CD sculptures!
And this fish here (below). It’s so cool!
It immediately evokes a ‘hey, is that a rainbow trout? It is a rainbow trout!’ kind of feel.
I’d much rather have this mounted on my wall than the actual animal.
It’s Bob Marley. Made from Bob Marley CDs.
Artists Mirco Pagano and Moreno De Turco made all these portraits of musicians out of CDs of that musician’s CDs.
Meta much? Here’s a close up of Marley’s face, there’s an enormous difference between viewing it from afar and seeing it up close.
