Silverware bird art

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'Wilf' I like to name my birds, An upcycled cutlery bird, Hand crafted and made from spoons, forks and knifes , When the bird has been assembled, I then finish it with a high polished finish. It can be placed in or outdoors as to it is rustproof and will be a fantastic addition to the garden or anywhere you decide to put it, it's not based on any particular bird, but more on a fantasy bird, This cutlery bird will last forever These are made to order and may vary slightly as to the supply of…

'Archie' I like to name my birds! A unique piece of metal artwork, a bird made from upcycled cutlery Stainless steel and finished to a high standard, this artwork will last forever as being stainless it will never rust, and will be a great addition to the garden or inside your home There is variations to the bird with mounting, spoon branch or a fish knife branch

Matt Wilson is doing something really cool with found and recycled materials. He is making beautiful sculptures of animals, especially

Artist Makes Sculptures Out of Recycled Silverware - World's largest collection of cat memes and other animals

An artist from South Carolina, Matt Wilson has an old undying hobby of creating spectacular sculptures crafted meticulously out of old cutlery. His passion for metallic sculpture began in 2006 when he worked as a director of the Center des Beaux-Arts in Greenville.

An artist from South Carolina, Matt Wilson has an old undying hobby of creating spectacular sculptures crafted meticulously out of old cutlery. His passion for metallic sculpture began in 2006 when he worked as a director of the Center des Beaux-Arts in Greenville.

It's fork art!

(Image credit: Airtight Artwork)Charleston, South Carolina, artist Matt Wilson crafts beautiful bird sculptures out of discarded metal kitchen tools under the business name Airtight Artwork. You can see some of them at Instagram. Influenced by natural elements, my art is a reflection of the environment in which I live. Using organic and recycled materials- bone, driftwood, scrap metal, etc, my sculptures depict continuous life cycles that consciously and unconsciously permeate our awareness…