A designer in Canada has turned old bicycle seats into modern art. Both sculptures by Clem Chen reflect the spirit of the 21st century while following the upcycling trend. We present two of his upcycling ideas.
Upcycling ideas from Canada: bicycle seat or modern sculpture?
The first of these two ideas is upcycling as a modern sculpture, with a gaping wolf jaw installed on a bicycle seat. The work was part of the latest exhibition by Canadian designer Clem Chen. He often examines the relationship between people and nature through a magnifying glass and with a sense of humor. The idea is original and creative, and it has been enthusiastically received by the public.
Upcycling ideas for those who think differently
The second upcycling idea is also a sculpture, with a small open eye attached to a leather bicycle seat. In this way, the artist tries to convey an environmental message: nature is watching us while we use its resources.
Modern sculpture inspired by the relationship between people and nature
The All-Seeing Eye
Wolf jaw mounted on a bicycle seat
The two sculptures are part of a new exhibition in Canada
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