xoxoxoBruce • Dec 17, 2009 1:12 am
Ashes to ashes, and dust to art.
Come on over Paul, I'll give you a hernia.
I'd guess making them is only half the battle, then there's keeping them dry, keeping them safe, and keeping them....
... from getting dusty. :haha:
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Invite Paul Hazelton to your home and the chances are it will be spotless by the time he leaves. Why? He likes nothing better than scooping up dust, taking it home and turning it into sculptures.
Come on over Paul, I'll give you a hernia.
Mr Hazelton starts by collecting dust from furniture, pictures and window sills – but not vacuum cleaners, which he says contaminate the waste. He then transforms the particles into sculptures – some of which are 50cm (20in) high – by wetting them, shaping them and carefully drying them.
I'd guess making them is only half the battle, then there's keeping them dry, keeping them safe, and keeping them....
... from getting dusty. :haha:
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