Some of the most unique pieces in the world are made by artists that take everyday things, that most people throw away, and  make unbelievable art. The artists mind is the only limitation to his work, and these few artists have no limits. Their art enables you to look at things in a much deeper and meaningful way.

Ha Schult, a German artists, is world renowned for his work with garbage.  He has made “trash people” that have been featured  in famous places throughout the world.  The “trash people” are life sized and are made from mostly recycled cans and old computer parts, but Shult incorporates anything and everything that he finds. These statues make a definite statement, however, the meaning of that statement is left to individual interpretation.

Dr. Evermor has created the world’s largest metal scrap sculpture as well as an entire park devoted to his creations. The park is located  in Wisconsin and it incorporates metal from as far back as the 1880’s.  Dr. Evermor’s work began nearly 30 years ago with just a simple exhibition. Evermor always liked collecting odd metals and other objects. As time went on he let his inner child free and decided to make something extraordinary out of his hobby.

Based in London, Tim Noble and Sue Webster have created multiple exhibitions that allow people to  see garbage in a beautiful way. They accomplish this by playing with light and shadow. They create  art pieces that look like nothing more tha a pile of trash, but all it takes it the  right amount of light to be able to see a shadows of the most amazing forms.

There are many other artists such as the ones described above. They all work to bring awareness to the growing problem of  pollution and the importance of recycling, reusing and re-purposing your old materials.  Along with conveying an important message, the artists are revolutionizing modern day art.