mod*mom kindly pointed me in the direction of this fabulous work featured on MoCo Loco
UK designer/artist Stuart Haygarth collects large quantities of objects and then assembles them "in a way that transforms their meaning" to give "banal and overlooked objects a new significance". His designs generally appear to be made from plastics. This makes sense due to the colour range and lightness of the material which lends itself so well to large scale dramatic projects like the chandelier, pictured above.
I have a few ideas for some largish plasticy projects myself. Perhaps I'll fit one or so of these into the coming year...
6 comments:
that looks great on your beautiful site! i can't wait to see your large scale works!
please modmum, don't encourage her! mob workspace may have to knock out a wall and expand into the gallery at this rate.
i've found 2 of your cousins:
http://homepage.mac.com/bob.jen/sprout/etc/cat10.htm
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=658184
the urls are cut off for some reason?
here's one in 2 parts, it's naughty secretary's club
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.
viewprofile&friendID=658184
and sprout studio in 2 parts:
http://homepage.mac.com/bob.jen/sprout/
etc/cat10.htm
Thanks for the compliment. I really like naughty secretary's club - such fun!
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