Sculpting the Future

Matt Toussaint
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Sculptor John Broderick Heron utilizes "architectural healing" in his vision of the future earth.  From rising eco towers to imaginary islands made of tires to small gardens hoisted in the sky, Heron repurposes household materials and "junk" items to fashion a strange, yet familiar new world. Check out his website and archive for inspiration and original works.

 

Story suggested by Salihah Moore

Comments

in the woods

Submitted by Bridget Algiere on Wed, 12/31/2008 - 19:05.
This is great! When I go for hikes or just get some 'woods time' I often make things like this wherever I choose to rest. Kindof like a sculpture for the Great Mom, using whatever is within reach, or what I've found along the path - feathers, rocks, moss, and curvy wood are a few of my faves.

"The only thing constant in life is change" -François de la Rochefoucauld

tower of power

Submitted by jrod on Thu, 01/01/2009 - 02:29.
reminds me of a dream like in heavy metal magazines