Just one look at her work, it suddenly feels like Christmas and my jaw is somewhere on the floor.
Dubbed as a "subtle yet determined environmental activist", Brooklyn based Canadian artist Aurora Robson has a knack for transforming plastic debris, excess packaging and junk mail into mind-boggling artwork. She developed a profound appreciation for nature at an early age while growing up in Maui, Hawaii. As an advocate for plastic pollution awareness, Robson is the founding artist of a fledgling international collective of artists, designers and architects who also work with plastic debris.
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Everything, All At Once, Forever, 2011
Installation comprised of 16 sculptures; each made out of plastic debris (PET plastic), rivets, tinted polycrylic, and mica powder. Approximately 3,000 plastic bottles, and 400 caps were used in this installation.
Lift, 2010 (photo © Jon Nissenbaum)
Approx 13' around, comprised of 10,000 discarded plastic bottles and 3000 bottle caps, steel armature, tinted polycrylic, rivets, solar powered LEDs + motors.
Interactive Shadow Art by KG'MG
Lady of the Alster Lake 
Post-It Structures by You Shimada
Maru the Cat
Moneygami Rediscovers Currency
Stunning Bonsai Wire Trees by KaiTrees
Denise Hachinger Reinterprets the Classic Chandelier
Che Stencil Made With Mud
