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What A Piece Of Junk! From Trash to Beautiful Paintings

Tuesday 01.17.2012 , Posted by
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A lot of the time you come across art that is junk, but here, Tom Deininger’s pieces prove that not all junk art is trash. When he opened his studio near Fall River, MA in 1999, Deininger began sculpting. Throughout the years he has collected anything the average person would throw away, considering it valuable art creating material, not junk at all. His vision for the discarded rubbish was something completely different: to create sculptures – very large, amazingly painterly masterpieces.

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Not only does Deininger sculpt but he also paints, does mixed media, and created a collection called Denim Seascapes in which he used different strips of blue jeans, rivets, and labels to create an ocean theme. I’m excited to see his new works for sale on Etsy and see what he comes up with next. To view more of Tom Deininger’s work you can like him on facebook and visit his website. His work shows us there is always a purpose for the insignificant materials we use, if we just get creative with it.

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via: beautifuldecay.com,

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Skye Jordan

Written by Skye Jordan



Skye spends most of her time being an Art Enthusiast and a Graphic Design student. When she isn't out being a forest creature in the Redwoods or a beach bum on the sunny coast of California, she's searching for inspirational art to share with her friends and followers on Visual News and Artsy, a Facebook group she created. You can connect with her on StumbleUpon.

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