Artists Hideaki Shibata and Kazuya Matsunaga came together in 2003 as Yodogawa Technique to create works from the rubbish and miscellaneous objects found along Osaka’s Yodogawa River. Working with discarded consumer goods and driftwood, the crafty duo made sculptural pieces that are like physical collages and that initially do not even appear as if they are made from garbage.
Plastic fusion technique
Driftwood mirrors
Garbage lamps
Rubbish chair
Driftwood horses
DIY drift wood rackfunky fish!
great art pieces.
Amazing!
awesomeness!
These sculptures are worth taking a look at – made entirely from found materials.
[...] To celebrate my newly acquired knowledge, I present to you two artists work of garbage sculptures of fish, which I found on a great site called Recycleart.org [...]
Cool bike. The last fish shows how much junk is floating in the Yodogawa river.
[...] trash and thrown away objects are artists Hideaki Shibata and Kazuya Matsunaga. The duo works as Yodogawa Technique and swaps waste into tasteful art, using objects that they come across beside the Osaka’s Yodogawa [...]
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“Rubbish fish art : Yodogawa Technique”