George Sabra is at it again. You may remember his piece matrix – this new one’s called fetus of the beast and is on display at Austin city hall. The piece is made from a chunk of tree roots he found in Austin lake and recycled computer parts.
I spent the last day of 2008 researching the phenomenon that allows insects to walk on water.
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George Sabra is an artist who sometimes works with trash. He calls this driftwood-meets-technology mash-up “matrix”. See more at www.georgesabra.com.
Tine Kindermann tipped me off to this street sculpture by Joshua Allen Harris. These pics are from the Wooster Collective website.
A foaming trash bin from Michel Blazy’s show, Post Patman, at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris last year.
