Nick Sayers is a jack-of-all trades, he is a graphic, print, web designer and developer and he is also a typographic artist. However, these upcycled illuminated spheres are unlike any past art project he has ever attempted. Sayers has created three different sculptures using extra objects lying around in the house- which include playing cards, ticket stubs and empty glass bottles.
For the playing car construction sphere Nick Sayers uses an impressive 270 playing cards to create his large-sized illuminated sphere. Each playing card has four slits cut into them so that they can lock together to create the spherical shape Sayer desired. The other two spheres are made from old metro ticket stubs, using the same construction style and the other was created using glue and glass bottles. Sayer placed a light from an internal lamp in each of his spheres so that a little bit of light would escape between the cracks to create a dramatic lighted effect.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Upcycling Art
- Upcycling discarded items into artistic creations.
- Illuminated Sculptures
- Using light to enhance artistic structures.
- Sustainable Design
- Creating eco-friendly creations through repurposed materials.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Design
- Opportunities for artists and designers to innovate via the use of sustainable materials.
- Home Decor
- Creating unique and sustainable home decor products using repurposed materials.
- Event Decor
- Incorporating upcycled and illuminated objects into event decor for unique and sustainable design.
