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Kris Kuksi’s Recycled Toy Sculptures Will Scare the Kids

by Ariel Schwartz, 11/19/09

filed under: Art, Green Home decor, Recycled Materials

sustainable design, green design, eco art, recycled toy sculptures, upcycling, kris kuksi, art, artist

The beautiful thing about upcycled materials is that the end results often bear no resemblance to the original items. Such is the case with sculptor Kris Kuksi‘s toy sculptures, which are constructed out of old toys, statues, and mechanical parts.

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One Response to “Kris Kuksi’s Recycled Toy Sculptures Will Scare the Kids”

WBrooke says:

November 19, 2009 at 1:56 pm

Who are these kids who are playing with so many skulls!?

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