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Consciously Curated:

The Art of Ron van der Ende

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Whether you’re into diamonds, campfires, big pieces of meat, or classic mix tapes, Rotterdam based artist Ron van der Ende has a bas-relief sculpture for you… assembled skillfully, and beautifully, from salvaged wood scraps I might add!

Consciously Curated:

The Art of Kaarina Kaikkonen

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The work of Finnish artist Kaarina Kaikkonen makes me want to run right out to the nearest thrift shop and buy every shirt I can find… and then hang them in public spaces all over the world.

Consciously Curated:

The Art of Juliana Santacruz Herrera

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Juliana Santacruz Herrera has taken it upon herself to make some unbelievably gorgeous repairs to a few Parisian potholes… one colorfully dyed, braided, coiled piece of cloth at a time. Stunning!

Consciously Curated:

The Art of Agustina Woodgate

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What to do with all those old stuffed animals? Why turn them over to Argentinian artist Agustina Woodgate to make a rug of course!

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The Art of Esther Derkx

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Don’t throw away your old dishes just because they’re a little outdated. No, simply do what Dutch artist Esther Derkx has done so beautifully…

Consciously Curated:

The Art of Yuken Teruya

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From trees, to paper bags, and back to trees. Gorgeous, no? In fact, I don’t think I’ll ever look at another paper bag the same way, now that I’ve seen these pieces by Japanese artist Yuken Teruya.

Consciously Curated:

The Art of Su Blackwell

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British artist Su Blackwell skillfully snips and cuts until the pages of those old bird watching journals, and forgotten fairytales become stunningly delicate, sculptural pieces of art.

Consciously Curated:

The Art of Wayne White

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Ever wonder who buys those cheesy landscapes that have been left behind in thrift shops to gather dust? Wayne White - that’s who.

Consciously Curated:

The Art of Helle Jorgensen

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Oh, the lovely soft sculptures of Australia-based artist Helle Jorgensen. What makes them ecofabulous? Well, she makes barnacles from reclaimed wool, and turns discarded plastic bags into beautifully crafted sea anemones.

Consciously Curated:

The Art of Lauren DiCioccio

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“This series is a response to the current movement to eliminate plastic bags from consumer use due to their negative environmental impact. Each one-of-a-kind sculpture is based on a plastic bag I have collected in a shop or on the street.”

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