I pass this little guy on my walk to work every morning, as yet unclaimed.

[Newtown, Sydney.]

Another piece that is very tricky to photograph. Looks much richer and more detailed in 'reality'

Someday...I'll have professional photos done :-)

Beach treasure in my son's hand

Taken whilst walking in the backstreets around Kings Cross.

(I have a sixth sense about these things)

Barnacles and rust found on a old shopping trolley by the Maribyrnong River.

probably my darkest piece

Back of my simple palm sized reflection-meditation super bowl.

When pondering the meaning of art, images of toilet cubicles are not likely to spring to mind. Or are they? Found Object artwork took a radical and outrageous approach in challenging society’s conceptions of the meaning of art.

artincontext.org/found-object-art/

Gotta love the alley. You've got plenty of creamy, liquid shortening to go with your bucket of pickles.

My collection of sea glass. Collected over time from various places. Some of them are nice and smooth, others aren't. I'm not picky. :D

An example of what I can do with found objects or existing pieces. Mary and Bert had a lovely life as Christmas ornaments until our tree fell, one year, and they broke so that they couldn't be hung anymore. My mother was heartbroken, so for her birthday a week later, I created a rooftop for them to frolic on, year-round.

Workshop by Eero Yli-Vakkuri for the Rescue Museum -project by Päivi Raivio. 8/12/2016 in Temporary, Kallio.

Jamie loves standing - with assistance

super-scuffed penny placed on the flatbed scanner gave some prism spectrum effect

Found Object Clock

Taken on October 25, 2009 at Martin's Fork Lake, Smith, Harlan County, Kentucky with Canon PowerShot A 1100 IS.

Neighbourhood walks.

I found these on my desk. I don't drink bug juice and that is not my water. Where did they come from and why did they sit for several days till I just threw them out. I thought that if they were the janitor's items they would have been retrieved...

Metal sculpture constructed from found objects using MIG and ARC welder.

to the right of this table is a locked shed. We decided to leave before the possible meth lab blew up.