My front room at Glen Road is beginning to fill up with junk I have found. The walls on the south side are shown here. The Barbie Mobile is a work in progress...
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teej said…
oooh organised and tidy! does it always look like that?
I found these bicycle parts in a dumpster recently. The wires are the brake cables - I am not sure whether to leave them on or cut them off? I kind of like them. A possible title for this piece is “No Bull” - references to Picasso’s original sculpture & Magritte’s “This is not a pipe” being intentional. Otherwise it could be a “Recyclabull”? See more of my recycled, upcycled and environmental works at www.martinadlington.webs.com
I found these two headless Buddha statues during the inorganic trash collection a few weeks ago. Decapitating the two Barbie dolls was a bizarre experience!! ........if only Barbie could find the Buddah within herself....... See more of my altered Barbies and recycled and upcycled works at www.martinadlington.webs.com
Sunday 13th June Market day in Browns Bay, cold wind, heavy rain at 10am. Went out at 7am - still dark, stalls still setting up, browsers flashing torches to view the goods on display. Bought a 1930’s (?) slip-cast female Negroid head ($5), a set of glass measuring instruments ($5), three pieces of Kiwiana cutlery ($3). Gave a new car radio (a donation), a finger-nail drying machine (found in a skip), and several old-fashioned clothes, hat and shoe brushes (collected on Op shop tours) to stall-holder Neville-the-Camera and wife Maureen - who gave me a bag of mandarins from their garden. At noon I helped Bob with the tools stall to pack up - in return he gave me a small vice, which needs restoring - a project for another wet winter day. In the carpark I found two broken pieces of plastic - a crunched orange bottle cap and a broken lid from a takeaway food container; plus a persimmon: fallen from the fruit and vegetable stall and left behind on the tarmac. After...
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