Amazing sculptures from compact discs
The days of CDs are almost over.The "blanks" have been replaced by flash drives, storage devices, huge amounts of hard drive memory and storing information on file sharing services. A huge number of compact discs with information are awaiting oblivion, a landfill and, at best, recycling. Or they may have a second life in the form of a sculpture made from compact discs, like these amazing animal figures!
Sean Avery, children's illustratorbooks, artist and industrial designer, uses old discs to create amazing figurines of animals, people and fantasy creatures. Sean cuts each disc into small pieces and then assembles sculptures from compact discs, amazing in their fine detail.
The work also uses old microcircuitscomputers and equipment, parts of tape recorders, televisions, players and household appliances. In other words, the artist uses only secondary raw materials for his hand-made masterpieces.
All parts are glued together using hot glue.hot glue. If the sculpture is supposed to be large, the designer uses a foam base. The sizes of the sculptures are different, from 20 cm to 1 m high! Many of them can be made by hand.
All of Sean Avery's work can be viewed on his website.
