Revived debris: American creates sculptures from garbage (Photo)

Sculpture is not simple work. Especially if non-standard materials are used for this. Joshu Kote uses wire, resin and even metal debris in his work.

The guy grew up in a creative environment, but did not want to dwell on painting and creating sculptures in a traditional way. He decided to work with garbage, informs "With his own hands."

Many items that people throw away can become elements of Josh's sculpture. By fixing the details, he manages to create realistic animals, birds and insects.

The works created by the American are recognizable. They are known far beyond the United States. Many of them are part of the expositions of contemporary art museums around the world.

Another hobby was previously written earlier. Incredible dragons and animals that do not exist on planet Earth come to life thanks to the skill of Lee Cross, an animal master from Alaska (USA).