Riding a skateboard is talent enough, but creating three dimensional works of art out of old broken decks is something else completely. The Skate and Destroy Sculpture Exhibit was put on by HARVEST by haroshi and features murals and mosaics that look like they were created from anything except skateboards.
When you see the layering that went into some of the pieces you can just imagine the painstaking work that went into them and the countless hours they took to create. I'm crossing my fingers that the Skate and Destroy Sculpture Exhibit will roll its way into my city's art gallery.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Skateboard Upcycling
- There is a trend of repurposing old skateboards into artistic sculptures and murals, creating unique and sustainable art pieces.
- Recycled Materials in Art
- Artists are using recycled materials, such as broken skateboards, to create visually striking and environmentally conscious artworks.
- Sculpture Exhibits
- The Skate and Destroy Sculpture Exhibit highlights the growing trend of showcasing three-dimensional artworks, attracting art enthusiasts and collectors.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Sculpture
- The art industry can embrace the use of recycled materials like old skateboards to create unique and socially responsible artworks, providing new opportunities for artists and collectors.
- Skateboard Manufacturing
- Skateboard manufacturers can explore partnerships with artists and promote the recycling of broken decks to minimize waste and create additional revenue streams through upcycled products.
- Sustainable Design
- The trend of using recycled materials in art presents an opportunity for sustainable design professionals to collaborate with artists and create eco-friendly sculptures and installations.
