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The Emotive Found Objects Sculpture of Brett McDanel

Model : Lady Redstone

Accesories/arms : Atelier des flammes noires

Jewels : Angia Skirt 

Dr. Evermore’s Forevertron

The “world’s largest scrap metal sculpture” stands in an art sculpture garden in the middle of Baraboo, Wisconsin.

For most of his life, Tom Every was a professional destroyer. Tom worked in Wisconsin as an industrial wrecker, thrashing old factories, breweries and any other building that stood in the way. But when he retired in 1983, he decided he would dedicate the rest of his life to being a creator: Dr. Evermore, to be exact.

Dr. Evermore is imagined by Mr. Every as a Victorian inventor from Eggington, England, with a back story involving a Presbyterian minister father and a traumatizing lightning storm. Dr. Evermore manifests his creativity in the Forevertron, a massive sprawling sculpture park in rural Wisconsin, one that Mr. Every or “Dr. Evermore” says will send him “into the heavens on a magnetic lightning force beam.”

Indonesian artist Ono Gaf turns a great big heaps of scrap metal and junk into amazing animal sculptures. His latest creation is this awesome giant turtle. The colossal chelonian is made of hundreds of individual metal components, including tools, tractor rotors, springs, instruments and all sorts of car and bike parts.

Visit the Jakarta Post to learn more about Ono Gaf and his artwork.

Photos by Gina Sanderson

Tree growing on top of the ruins of Angkor Wat

Hotel Del Salto, Colombia on Tequendama Falls

According to legend, during the Spanish conquest in South America, in order to escape slavery the indigenous people of the area would jump off the Salto Del Tequendama (waterfall) and become eagles to fly to their freedom.