#found objects

[shiny-eyed-corvid]

colorful things I found on the ground in NYC September-October 2024

favorites from this round: tiny house enamel pin, sea monster toy, glass bead with flowers

[alfea]

[kuchipachi]

loversneverdie.com

[webdiggerxxx]

꧁★꧂

[bloomingheartache]

vintage gramophone𓇢𓆸𓏲𓇬𑁍

[foundthese]

A selection of jewelry and other metallic things I’ve found on the ground lately

[orofeaiel]

Ancient Technology

[itscolossal]

Thriving Habitats by Stéphanie Kilgast Emerge from Plastic Bottles and Recycled Objects

[goodpngs]

transparent version of this post + view here

[mimisdreamies]

welcome to my freakish tiny world aka the stuff i'm doing at my internship

[eucanthos]

Marisol Escobar (FR, Paris, May 22, 1930 - 2016, NY)

Love, 1962. Plaster casting and Coca-Cola bottle

thnx gotankgo

https://forum.artinvestment.ru/blog.php?b=249620&goto=prev&langid=5

[shiny-eyed-corvid]

going absolutely feral over this collection of items that washed up on Cornish beaches Lego Lost At Sea on twitter

[alfea]

[cartoonscientist]

[imanibadillo]

A Study of Plarn

Single-use plastic, gifted thread

2" x 9"

2024

When I was in 6th grade, one of my teachers came in with a computer bag crocheted entirely out of single-use plastic grocery bags. I spent the evening researching this new material: plarn. I found patterns and videos detailing how to crochet with this waste generated by consumerism. While I knew it wouldn't solve the problem overall, I tried over and over again to create beautiful things out of plarn. In the summer of 2024, I decided to test my ability to manipulate this material. Is it possible to make a lightweight version of plarn? I brought out a small tapestry loom, my drop spindle, and a grocery bag sitting in my kitchen cupboard. Magically, spinning strips of the plastic made a beautiful weaving.

[killyridols]

knee deep by chloe luisa piñero, 2024, oil paint, spray paint, chalk pastel, charcoal, found objects, & printed image on canvas, 12 × 9 inches