No doubt we've all seen art and baubles made from bike bits, but this work from Seo Young Deok is something entirely different. IMHO, it goes well beyond anything I've seen made from bike bits in terms of artistic merit. In fact, the bike stuff becomes an entirely new medium that makes for a texture that is wholly unique. It stands very well on its own in terms of artistic merit. This guy has amazing vision. The fourth image below is my favorite and frankly blows me away. His work can also be found on this Tumblr site. [img]postfiles13.naver.net20100831011735 duck8383.jpgOpen ↗[/img] [img]postfiles7.naver.netIMG 8835.jpgOpen ↗[/img] [img]postfiles1.naver.net7.jpgOpen ↗[/img] [img]postfiles15.naver.net1.jpgOpen ↗[/img] [img]postfiles6.naver.netC0EA1.JPGOpen ↗[/img] [img]postfiles12.naver.netIMG 9764.jpgOpen ↗[/img] [img]postfiles15.naver.netIMG 9745.JPGOpen ↗[/img]
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Art from Bike Bits
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ok its not art, but i saw somewhere closet clothes hangers made of failed rims, cut into form and looking quite cool, like Andy Wharhol ideas,
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