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Altered mixed media treasure box. Doll parts, found objects, acrylic paint, transferred images, jewelry parts. with the word DREAM.
Installation in Testbed 1, Battersea, London.
Made from found and donated objects bound together with a continuous 1km line of rope.
found and manipulated objects, banana peels, mustard root, cement, wood, steel, ceramic and glass, inside of a 2 ft. tall desk drawer.
Molly Hewitt's installation of sculptures and found objects on the Ray Yoshida shelves at the Roger Brown Study Collection.
Molly Hewitt's installation of sculptures and found objects on the Ray Yoshida shelves at the Roger Brown Study Collection.
during the latest photo excursion we came across a little farm with a yard full of interesting found art.
Molly Hewitt's installation of sculptures and found objects on the Ray Yoshida shelves at the Roger Brown Study Collection.
Taken whilst walking in the backstreets around Kings Cross. I would have loved to have picked up the whole game and taken it home.
Molly Hewitt's installation of sculptures and found objects on the Ray Yoshida shelves at the Roger Brown Study Collection.
any mycophiles out there recognize this species? i think it may be a wood blewit
like this one www.mykoweb.com/CAF/photos/Clitocybe_nuda(td).jpg
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Molly Hewitt's installation of sculptures and found objects on the Ray Yoshida shelves at the Roger Brown Study Collection.
I was out on a dirt road looking for photo subjects when I came across this glove. It was stuck on a weed and waving in the breeze.
Baby doll, rebar wire, window shutter, caulk. 2010. It was in the Memories: Recycling the Past to Repurpose the Future show at the ARTgarage in Green Bay, WI, in May of 2011
This is a gas station in the middle of nowhere, UT, off I-70. Lining the ceiling around the entire place were teddy bears in plastic bags. Big bears and little bears all in yellowed, old plastic bags. And signs that read "bears are not for sale".
Molly Hewitt's installation of sculptures and found objects on the Ray Yoshida shelves at the Roger Brown Study Collection.
Installation in Testbed 1, Battersea, London.
Made from found and donated objects bound together with a continuous 1km line of rope.