Look Closely

Environmental Artist, Bryant Holsenbeck has a knack for repurposing objects that we interact with and dispose of on a daily basis. 

With thousands of colorful metal and plastic bottle caps, jar lids and small tin cans she creates her take on the elaborate and labor intensive temporary sand paintings that are often used in spiritual Buddhist, and Indian traditions (mandalas).

via Faith is Torment

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